2020 - a year that kept us all busy. Once again, we take you on a little review of which topics interested you the most this year. We show you your top 10 favorite topics in 2020 on the InLoox blog.

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.

We are happy to present you the latest InLoox now! update. In addition to a small facelift for InLoox Web App, the update also brings new features for enterprise users. Find out more in this blog post.

David against Goliath: The conditions for start-ups and companies couldn't be more different. But as the business world is moving faster and faster and the demand for agile management methods is increasing, start-ups can actually become role models for large organizations.

Globalization enables us to establish business contacts beyond our national borders. However, we often face new challenges there: Cultural differences can be a real threat to the success of your project. Here you can learn more about global management with InLoox. 

What do you need to do to manage projects successfully in the future? Every year, the Project Management Institute’s (PMI) study deals with the most important future prognoses on project management. Read the trends for 2020 here.

You want to convince your boss of a new project idea or change his mind about reallocating resources? Find out how you can do this in just 60 seconds. This article shows you how to prepare a convincing elevator pitch in 5 steps.

Modern project managers have been dealing with one question for years: Traditional or agile? - Which method is better? We have the answer! Just answer these 10 questions to find out whether you should plan your project agile or traditional.

How many e-mails have you already sent today? Ten or fifty? Handling your email inbox can easily become a very time-consuming activity. In this blog article you will learn three tips on how to convey even complex issues concisely but clearly in your emails.