Our blog series Back to Basics is back! Here we explain basic terms and methods for project management. This week is all about creating a project status report. What belongs in a meaningful report and how do you keep the effort low? Find out here.

The Corona crisis is currently keeping the global economy in suspense. Many companies are facing major changes and challenges. In this article you can read how you, as a project manager, can lead your team through the crisis in a confident and motivated manner.

Find out about the next steps in the process of implementing knowledge management in your company. InLoox tips will help you again and this time you will also receive an InLoox planning template which you can use to start your KM project today.

How can you use knowledge efficiently? To answer this question, the previous blog posts have already provided the theoretical basis. In this post we have outlined a step by step guide on how to implement knowledge management in your company.

What impact does knowledge have in your company? In this article you will learn why knowledge management is not only a topic for the IT department, but - if implemented correctly - can be beneficial for the whole organization.

What exactly is knowledge and why is it an increasingly important resource for companies? In this new blog series, you'll discover everything from basic knowledge about the topic to tips on how to apply knowledge management methods properly.

Properly used, time tracking can improve planning and resource allocation in projects. With our three tips, you will create more acceptance for time tracking in projects and you will lay the foundation for process optimization in future projects. 

Time tracking is still strongly discussed in project management. In this article you will find out why there is so little acceptance for this topic and what advantages time tracking can bring to companies as well as employees. 

When project teams have to manage their projects with unsuitable tools, this usually ends in frustration, mistakes or completely failed projects. But you can easily prevent this in advance: Take a look at your project management toolkit. 

These days organizations neet to be able to react at any time to complex and constantly changing conditions. Learn more about why the concept of the Minimum Viable Product is so important and how to use the concept for creating minimum viable projects.