As mentioned in blogs throughout the last few weeks we are currently revamping and adding multiple reports to Teamwork to help you and your team get valuable insights into your work at dedicated points in time. If you missed any of other Reports updates, you can view the Utilization Report, Planned vs Actual Milestones Report and the Planned vs Actual Tasks Report in their respective blogs.
March has been an exceptionally busy month for us here at Teamwork. We’ve been working on some really exciting projects, pun intended, over the last while and we’re delighted to finally bring them to you. After months of development, we’re ecstatic to introduce our new native iOS and Android apps! The new apps allow users to complete their work, no matter where they are, at any time of the day.
The rise of agile project management has brought a new meaning to the terms Kanban and Scrum. These terms are thrown around a lot, but there are still a lot of people who are unsure about what each framework means and what are the main differences between them. Every team works differently when mapping out the stages of a project. It helps to play to the strengths of each member and consider what each individual project demands.
What makes a team successful? And how can we learn from the best and learn from the groups that simply couldn’t connect? Great teams are often successful because they achieved their goals by overcoming adversity and obstacles. And managing high-performance teams takes a lot of trust and innovation to encourage everyone to do their best work. In fact, the 2019 Global Human Capital Trends survey found only 41% of respondents believe their company successfully leads.
Teamwork CRM customers can rejoice in the addition of our new email solution for all GSuite Outlook users. Since we launched Teamwork CRM, we’ve worked hard to bring additional value to all of our customers. At Teamwork, we always listen to our customers for feedback as they use our products each day. A request that we’ve frequently heard for Teamwork CRM is the need for an email solution. Our customers explained how most of their sales conversations took place over email.
Beautiful website design doesn’t just happen. While your clients might think their slick, high-functioning website popped out of nowhere, you know that a lot of blood, sweat, and tears went into it. Most of your clients have never been through the web design process before. This will be their very first experience, which is why it’s so important to make it as straightforward as possible. Doing so will alleviate any stress, confusion, and ultimately, any unhappy customers.
Managing a project is more than just completing tasks and meeting deadlines. You need to stick to a budget for it to be successful too. That's why more organizations are investing in accounting project management to better monitor expenditures for every project. Think about it. If you can’t estimate project costs accurately and control spending once a project kicks off—what will you tell your client?
How do marketing teams stay organized and manage a range of different activities under one umbrella? With email, content, public relations, advertising campaigns, demand generation and everything in between–how do you create a marketing workflow that can handle the minutiae of every project? It can be a headache trying to remember what needs to happen and when–especially when you get into the small details or the overarching goals of each activity.
Complete and up-to-date visibility of tasks and processes is key, especially when it comes to driving seamless collaboration across multiple teams and projects. However, ensuring that your team achieves a high level of synchronicity manually can be a tall order, even for the most seasoned of project managers. Our latest integration is taking the manual work out of bridging the gap between siloes by syncing Teamwork with Jira, offering a real-time view of all of your processes and activities.
As we continue our focus on enhancing the reporting functionality throughout Teamwork this quarter, we’re delighted to introduce the first of three Planned vs Actual Reports — the Planned vs Actual Milestones Report. The aim of this new report is to give you an understanding of the actual status of your Milestones by comparing the original due dates with your current due or completed dates. With this view, you can quickly identify how a project is performing against your plan.
