Critical chain, critical path - what's the difference between these two project management methods? That's exactly what we're going to examine briefly in this blog post.

Our series on employee-led innovation continues today with two techniques for comparing and evaluating ideasm, as well as facilitate your employees’ motivation and ambition. 

A new project is about to start and you want to get a first overview of the schedule and important milestones? Learn more about the phase-milestone plan and how to visualize it with project management software.

One of the biggest project management challenges is to meet deadlines and completing projects on time. Creating a project network diagram can help you plan projects more accurately.

Innovation from within an organization often takes place in so-called Innovation Labs or via Open Innovation. Find out what those are and how ideas can be developed here.

Established companies are under increased pressure to innovate. Even if it is a good strategy to look at customer needs for idea generation, it’s not the only way to generate ideas.

Kick-off meetings are an effective basis for a successful project start. In this article we explain why that is, list the most important elements of a kick-off meeting and give you a checklist for planning one.

Soft skills such as negotiation skills play a major role in project management. The Harvard principle of partnership-based negotiation will help you learn to negotiate in a fair way.

Catchball is a method for joint development of ideas. Here’s how this creativity technique works and how you can use it to optimize idea flow in brainstorming meetings.

"A team is more than the sum of its parts". The composition of the project team has a decisive influence on the working atmosphere and the success of the project.