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A content manager’s morning can feel like a mini survival quest. You sit down with your coffee, ready to tackle an important task, when suddenly – bam! – a flood of notifications from various apps bombards you. Need to find a document urgently? Great, it’s somewhere in the cloud… or maybe in the task manager? Or perhaps a colleague sent it in the chat?

The Swedish Armed Forces (Försvarsmakten) has announced it will standardise on Signal for all non-classified communications via mobile devices. Signal has a strong security posture, encompassing end-to-end encryption, minimal metadata, and other privacy-preserving features. The decision underscores an ongoing shift among military and government entities worldwide towards adopting end-to-end encrypted communication solutions to protect unclassified yet sensitive exchanges.

Project management can sometimes feel like next to impossible. One minute, everything lines up perfectly, and the next, some of the tasks blur and seem to disappear altogether along with their deadlines. Whether you are leading a startup or running complex projects, having project management templates can be your roadmap to success. So, here are the best ‘project management templates’ to help you turn chaos into reasonable and actionable plans.

Ever since the formal study of project management began, the waterfall methodology has been a favored approach for many organizations. This well-established method has led to numerous successes over the years. However, there has been a continuous exploration of disruptive methodologies to find the best fit for specific business needs. Some have shifted towards Agile methodologies like Scrum and Kanban, while Lean methodologies have also gained considerable popularity.

This is part nine of our “Why intranets fail” series. Read parts one, two, three, four, five, six, seven and eight. Many organizations face a discouraging trend in intranet adoption: After the launch excitement fades, employees drift back to old habits. They default to endless email chains, scattered file storage, and inefficient searches across multiple systems. The result? A powerful collaboration platform with the potential to streamline work goes to waste.