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Who is free to do this job?
This is one of the ways to assign a certain task to a worker. Unfortunately, it is among the most frequent, but the least effective...
How can good HR analytics change your project management culture?
Concerned how often deadlines aren’t met? You may want to look into how you quantify your workers...
ITM Platform Teambot, or how to put users in focus
Find out what our new project management app for Slack can teach you about successful software adoption.
Qualitative risk analysis: an example within the videogames sector
ITM platform has online risk assessment matrix to estimate the comparative weight of Qualitative analysis for video gamers
Are you part of the 25% that don’t measure their results?
Coordination, quantification metrics and business intelligence are three of the main keys for guiding the work of a project management office. Although not all organizations have come this far ...
5 reasons you should be using Slack for team collaboration
Project-based channels are a great way to ensure that the right people are always getting the right information on time. Slack can be one of these channels and their search box can become a powerful database of everything that is going on in your company!
Signs of maturity, seeds of a PMO
Organizations can use the wisdom of self-knowledge in smart ways. In this article we have a look at factors that are helpful indicators of maturity.
10 Questions to help you define the structure of your PMO
This article discusses how to select the most appropriate structure of Project Management Office for your business, using a set of questions to internally evaluate your organization to get the most out of setting up a PMO.
Choose the right type of PMO for your business model
In introducing the PMO, it is imperative to acknowledge the inadequacies of current project management practices, what needs to be fixed, and how the PMO will bring about this change.
A dozen techniques to identify risks
In this article we will discuss a selection of the twelve most interesting techniques. Note that the best results will depend on how you use a combination of different techniques to extract the maximum amount of valuable information.
6 Steps to control risk
In this article we will discuss the six steps to controlling risk for risk managers, as broken down in the PMBOK: planning, identification, qualitative analysis, quantitative analysis, response planning and monitoring.
How to become a Risk Manager: Certificates and training
If you want to become a risk manager, you will need to combine two types of training. We recommend visiting our blog on a regular basis where you can find up-to-date risk management and project products.