Project management methodologies are frameworks and approaches that organizations use to plan, execute, and control projects. There are many different methodologies to choose from, each with its own set of tools and techniques. Selecting the right methodology for a specific project can be challenging, as…
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We reimagined Any.do for the new era of work, making it easy to organize your life and manage your team’s work all in one place. With a timeless new design, powerful collaboration capabilities, delightful interactions, and lots of new features on every available platform –…
November marks the 10th Anniversary of Any.do. In these 10 years, we had the privilege of powering the productivity of over 30 million individuals relying on us to manage their day-to-day. From transforming the way they organize their life to successfully graduating from college and…
Trello is a Kanban-style project management system suitable for projects both personal and professional. The software was released in 2011 and immediately took off among freelancers, marketing managers, and team leaders. Its user-friendly and easy-to-understand interface makes it beloved by all. When it comes to…
It’s mind boggling how easily many common mistakes in project management can be spotted and prevented if proper action is taken. The biggest optical most project managers face is recognizing the necessary conditions straight from the get-go in order to prevent the operation from spiraling down…
Meeting deadlines and getting things done, when you’re juggling multiple projects at a time, can easily become overwhelming. Especially when your job requires constant attention to the delicate balance between work and personal life.
After a long wait, we’re excited to announce that today Any.do for iPad has finally arrived supporting both iPad and iPad mini. With this new release we have reimagined the getting things done experience of Any.do to be uniquely optimized for this platform.
Think about your productivity levels throughout the day. Chances are you’re like me – you have a good idea of when you’re more likely to get stuff done, and when to avoid complex tasks. But if you’ve ever had a day where you’ve felt completely optimistic…
How many ideas do you have on your list of side projects you’d like to build someday? My list has 25 items on it right now. They range from courses to books to software projects, but 25 seems conservative to me. I bet you’d have…