In our second article in the blog series Project Management Guidelines, we present four additional laws from clever minds in business, science and the military that you can apply to many situations in your day-to-day project work. Read more:

What should you do when something doesn't work out as planned? Don’t worry, many smart minds before you have already thought about failure and came up with practical guidelines. Find out what you can learn from Murphy, Parkinson and others in our new blog series.

Do you know the difference between the product backlog and the sprint backlog? In this post, we'll clarify the differences once and for all, so you'll never confuse the two Scrum terms again.

Do you know the exact difference between the terms vision, strategy and tactics? In this article you will learn why it is important to distinguish between these basic terms of goal management and how they are defined.

Caution: Don't get these terms mixed up! We are finally clearing up misunderstandings and errors around well-known project management terms. This week we explain the difference between duration and effort in a project.

Surprise your colleagues for this year' s Valentine's Day. Read on for four great reasons why a small gesture on the most romantic day of the year is just the thing to boost your team spirit. We’ll help you with the perfect project management related greeting cards!

Online meetings have become more important since the Covid-19 pandemic broke out due to increased level of collaboration among distributed teams. But not everything always works out the way we want it to. In this post, we share our personal experiences and stories about online meetings.

Projects in the construction industry are among the most complex of their kind. Office complex, airport, private home or road construction. What makes these major projects so special and why do they fail so often? Learn more about one of the oldest trades in the world here.

Scrum is the agile project management method. Just in time for their 25th birthday, the inventors Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland published an update of the guide to the management method - the Scrum Guide. Find out here what's new.

Everybody knows the problem: At the end of the project it gets really hectic as everyone tries to complete postponed tasks in time. We will show you a method for stress-free project planning without time pressure: backward planning.