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3 preconditions of project progress reporting

Despite the available progress information, almost half of the projects exceed the deadline and budget. So, unfortunately, the progress information is often inaccurate.

The art of scheduling a breakdown service

Many project-based companies must be available to their clients 24 hours a day. For this, they have to set up a breakdown service and plan employees accordingly.

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Capacity planning vs. To-do planning

Companies reach out to us because they want to start scheduling. Some are looking for a planning tool to manage capacity; others want to manage a list of to-dos.

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From accounting for to being the boss of your own schedule

In some companies, employees can decide for themselves when they work on a project. Sadly, the result is that the hours spent quickly do not match the planned hours.

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Using capacity utilization rate to gain scheduling insights

How can you have a well-founded discussion with, for example, management and the sales team with insights from the utilization rate? We will explain that to you.

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Integrating your planning software: 5 benefits

Everyone is familiar with repetitive tasks that make you think: “Isn’t there another way?” Yes, you there is! By integrating your planning software, you can automate tasks.

Planning resources based on skills

With a large resource pool, it isn’t easy to track who can do what. Companies that run into this are missing a powerful medium; this tool is called a skill matrix.

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How do you organize the progress reporting of a project?

Who determines the progress of a project? How do you also ensure that this information is reliable? After all, incorrect information can have unpleasant consequences.

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7 questions when purchasing rugged IT equipment

Which robust laptop or other mobile devices can you buy for your field service so your employees can work efficiently in the most challenging places? Let’s find out.

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4 considerations when buying a planning board monitor

Clients regularly ask us which monitor they should buy to display our planning board on a large scale. To purchase such a monitor, you should pay attention to the following.

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