If you’re engaged in project management or your occupation is somehow related to it, you should have an eye for project management terms. On the other hand, it’s quite difficult to retain all the defi...

As companies expand, they have more and more projects in progress at the same time. This can be tremendous for a company’s bottom line, but can increase the complexity of their  management. Resource c...

Resource management tools help organizations plan people and project capacity, assign work, and compare demand with availability. Their useful differences become clearer when two projects need the sam...

Your browser cannot play this video. The video tells the story in a minute. Below: what a project report cannot see, what the public record shows, what we do about it in Epicflow, and what it means fo...

Statistics and research have a special value for project managers because information broadens their understanding of the current PM market and helps them survive in the competitive twenty-first-centu...

The brains behind Epicflow, Albert Ponsteen and Jan Willem Tromp, are convinced that dynamic work environments require a new project planning paradigm. With extensive experience in multi-project manag...

The role of a project management office (PMO) in organizations is evolving now: it can become a strategic partner that drives organizational performance, improves decision-making, and ensures wise dis...

Your organization may already pay for capable AI tools and still not be ready to use them in a real workflow. The gap is rarely the model. It is permission to use the data, a reviewer with time to che...

A project can sit comfortably under budget while its delivery forecast quietly erodes its commercial value. When a shared specialist becomes the queue every project waits on, completion dates slip. If...

Implementing new technology is an important part of business growth and one that allows organizations to greatly improve efficiency, increase revenue, and reach long-term goals faster. But measuring t...

Microsoft Project Online is retiring on September 30, 2026. After that date, organizations will no longer be able to access Project Online or the project data stored inside the service. For PMOs, CIOs...

For many organisations, the retirement of Microsoft Project Online will look like a straightforward software replacement exercise. The instinct will be to find a similar tool, migrate the data, and ca...