How to plan effectively
In this blog about effective planning, I project the theory of Stephen Covey’s “7 habits of highly effective people” onto the world of project and resource planning.
In this blog about effective planning, I project the theory of Stephen Covey’s “7 habits of highly effective people” onto the world of project and resource planning.
How well have you organized the planning? They always say: “Organize first, then automate”. We at Timewax strongly support this. If you organize the planning
The structure of an organization has a major influence on planning and how you can shape the process of planning. In this blog, we will discuss several organizational structures according to Henry Mintzberg.
Your gut feeling probably says yes, but how do you back that up? In this article, you can read how to measure the planning performance of your organization.
For your project-based service providers, hours are the fuel on which those companies run. Therefore, those hours must be complete, correct, and available on time.
You probably heard of data looting, information leakage, and losing laptops. Data security is crucial because it can have significant consequences for your business.
The GDPR sets rules for protecting personal data throughout the EU. This legislation affects any company that uses personal identifiable data for planning projects.
We regularly see that project-based service providers enthusiastically start a trial version of Timewax, only to find that they’re not properly prepared. Their organization is not yet in place.
Many companies struggle with how to use their employees for projects. In particular, the tug-of-war over employees from different parts of the company has shown to be disastrous.
Planners and project managers sometimes clash in the workplace. We are all familiar with situations where project managers eagerly start to claim employees, only to be blocked by the planner.