Manufacturers are no doubt familiar with project management. Many project management methodologies actually have their origin in manufacturing, such as Kanban, Lean or Six Sigma. 

Assumptions are events that are expected to occur during a project’s life cycle, often without any proof. They are accepted as truths at the start of a project, though they can turn out to be false. 

You can easily plan your projects with InLoox 9 for Outlook. Our new video tutorial explains how to create a project plan using activities, tasks, constraints and dependencies. 

Are you thinking about becoming a project manager or are considering getting a project management certification? Are you wondering about the average salary of a project manager? 

A project is always dependent on various internal and external aspects. In the first part of this series, we defined what dependencies are. Part 2 will be all about the factors that restrict a project: The project constraints.  

Storytelling is not just reserved for bedtime rituals, it’s one of the most powerful leadership tools. Leaders can utilize storytelling to increase their employees’ motivation and inspire them to achieve greater things. 

Leadership is about more than just technical skills and subject matter expertise. Not everybody is a natural-born leader, but everybody has the potential to be a great leader. 

Dependencies, constraints and assumptions – you’ve probably heard about all of these terms before, but do you really know the difference? Let's take a closer look at these three aspects.   

Last week, we posted the first part of our Ultimate Project Management Certification Guide to give project managers and aspiring project managers an overview over the most popular certifications. 

With InLoox, you can easily manage all your tasks and projects. Our new video tutorial explains how to use tasks and how to work with the Kanban board in InLoox 9 for Outlook.