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The waterfall methodology is a popular project management approach widely used in the business world. This method involves breaking down the project into sequential steps or phases. Then moving through these steps simultaneously in a linear manner to prepare a…

When you save a document in Microsoft Project, you can select all types of File Extension. Wondering what all those file extensions mean? Microsoft Project can be a little confusing. But don’t worry, we’re here to help! You’ve probably noticed…

Worried about the risks involved in your next project? Risk is an inherent part of any project. No matter how well you plan or how experienced your team is, there’s always the potential for something to go wrong. That’s why…

Without critical path analysis, you can’t identify which tasks need to be completed first in order to meet a project deadline. Imagine if you were working on a project and didn’t know which tasks needed to be completed first. You…

Kanban boards are a popular way to visually manage work, and Microsoft Project now has kanban board support built-in! You can use Kanban boards for any project, from simple to-do lists to complex workflows. For more information on how to properly take advantage…

Wondering if Microsoft Project is the software for your needs? Whether you’re a student, a professional, or a business owner, project management is an essential skill that can help you achieve your goals efficiently and effectively. Microsoft Project is one…

Project dependencies can be a real headache, but there are ways to mitigate the pain. By understanding lead time, you can better schedule your projects and avoid those last-minute scrambles. In case you didn’t know we offer in-person and online…

When working on a project, you must make crucial decisions. Project management attempts to: Keep costs low and obtain the highest return on investment and other advantages for their organization or business. All they require is a cost-benefit analysis (CBA)…