The HR department is one of the most important parts in the company. Besides typical administrative tasks, HR management faces new challenges. With our free InLoox templates, you can keep your HR projects under control despite upcoming changes.

To-do lists are a popular way to keep track of short-term tasks. But as a long-term planning tool, a simple list quickly becomes cluttered. With the Getting-Things-Done method, you can take your task management to a new level.

The Project Management Institute (PMI) has released a new version of its PMBOK guide. According to its own statements, the latest changes to the guide are more significant than those of the last decades. Here is a summary of the most important changes.

Get to know our employees! This month, we introduce you to another member of our development department. Read the interview with software engineer and team leader of the support department Andreas and take a look behind the scenes of InLoox.

Showing rainbow flags during Pride Month is no longer enough. We'll show you why you should celebrate diversity and tolerance throughout the rest of the year and how authentic diversity management can bring real competitive advantages to your business.

What happens when agility meets large companies? Can large corporations still become flexible and adaptable? In this new blog series, we introduce you to the concept of SAFe and explain the basics of cross-company agility.

In times of change, you have to act. For companies, this means one thing: change management. In our new use case template, we show you how to take the first steps towards change with InLoox.

Who actually works behind InLoox? Every month, we introduce one of our InLoox employees to you on our blog. Take a look behind the scenes and get to know our all-round talent, Juline.

We are back with our popular blog series "Get to Know InLoox". Learn more about the people behind InLoox: Read the exciting story of our software engineer Konrad and why he already worked for InLoox 20 years ago.

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: