Of course we want our software to be available for as many people to use as possible. English is the default language of all of our software. But all of our tools use locale language files. This means they can
Top five planning software – 2020 review
If you fail to plan you plan to fail. Trite yes but also very much true. All projects even Agile projects need to plan. Of course you don’t have to use software to plan your project but the productivity gains are
Working from home – a survival guide
So as the scale of Corona virus impacts increase it looks like many of us will soon be working from home. For many people this will be an unusual experience. Here at PROJECT in a box many of us have
Risk responses and Issues too
If you want to manage your risks you firstly have to identify them. We agree and have written many posts on that subject but that is not enough. Unless you only identify very low level risks you will certainly need
Free software for your projects
So many software providers say ‘free’ but really mean trial. But not with PROJECT in a box, when we say free we mean free. When we first started our business over 15 years ago, it was with the launch of
Personalized methodology gives your projects focus
So many project management systems don’t think about process. And most of those that do have a single fixed idea of the process. So imagine being able to use multiple different processes in the same system. Then imagine you can
Digital transformation that makes a difference
For many organisations project management has always been a black art. Much has been done over recent years to try and address this. In particular with the development of methodology and process best practice. Sending project managers on training courses and
Personalized reporting – made to measure
Most software systems churn out the same old reports with little to inspire you or the viewer. So to most the idea of getting reports which match your current ones is just a pipe dream. Well in that case we have
Cost control – Planner delivers again
In the last blog post we covered the importance of budgeting your project. So now your project has a reasonable budget agreed. Your next step will be delivering the project within budget. So you need to get to grips with cost control.
Weekly review report
For most organisations project reporting is hard. Their reports lack consistency and detail and are also chock full of errors. But if you try to do your reporting by hand that is what happens. Oh and it also takes up