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The Benefits of Structured Project Management

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In complex project management, embracing structure is not just a choice; it’s a strategic imperative. Structured project management lays the foundation for success, bringing forth a lot of benefits that ripple across the entire project lifecycle.

1. Clarity and Goal Alignment

Clarity is not a luxury but a necessity. Clearly defined project goals, milestones, and timelines ensure that every team member understands the project’s direction. This alignment eliminates confusion, fosters collaboration, and propels the project forward with a shared vision

2. Efficient Resource Utilization

Structure empowers project managers to optimize resource allocation. From budgetary constraints to personnel assignments, a structured approach ensures that resources are utilized efficiently. This not only prevents unnecessary costs but also enhances the overall productivity of the project team.

3. Risk Mitigation and Contingency Planning

Every project encounters risks, but structured project management equips teams to navigate uncertainties with finesse. By identifying potential risks early on and implementing robust contingency plans, structured projects are better positioned to adapt to unforeseen challenges, ensuring smoother sailing even in turbulent waters.

4. Streamlined Communication

Effective communication is the lifeblood of successful projects. Structured project management establishes clear communication channels, protocols, and reporting mechanisms. This streamlined communication not only reduces the likelihood of misunderstandings but also fosters a collaborative environment where everyone is on the same page.

5. Enhanced Decision-Making

Structured projects thrive on data-driven decision-making. With organized information flows and real-time project insights, decision-makers have the tools they need to make informed choices. This agility in decision-making is a game-changer, enabling teams to adapt swiftly to changing circumstances.

6. Client Satisfaction and Stakeholder Confidence

Clients and stakeholders crave certainty. Structured project management instills confidence by delivering projects on time, within budget, and in accordance with specifications. This heightened level of predictability enhances client satisfaction and strengthens relationships with stakeholders.

7. Continuous Improvement and Lessons Learned

Structured projects have a built-in mechanism for learning and improvement. Regular project reviews, feedback loops, and post-project evaluations provide valuable insights. This culture of continuous improvement ensures that each project becomes a stepping stone to greater efficiency and success.

In conclusion, structured project management is not merely a methodology; it’s a strategic advantage. By embracing structure, projects can navigate complexity with ease, optimize resources, and deliver exceptional results. It’s time to unlock the full potential of your projects through the power of structure!

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Changelog

Apr 20, 2024

  • New – Document search is indexed and fully integrated with external drives (OD. GD. etc).
  • Improved – Schedule and RAID filters have been improved 
  • Improved – Milestones in gantt chart are placed in different level when colliding
  • Improved – CSV exports data improvement
  • Improved – Dashboards columns are also customizable “per user” and can be set directly in the dashboard.
  • Fix – Fixed bugs in schedule and RAID where resources couldn’t be copied via context menu

Mar 16, 2024

  • New – OneDrive Integration (2-way) 
  • New – Google Drive Integration (2-way)
  • New – Schedule Kanban view
  • New – Tracking and Operational initiatives have been simplified and add the ability to migrate to a full project
  • Improved – Document templates can now be organized into folders

Jan 29, 2024

  • Improved – Site Settings’ UI has a new look with explanation and guide
  • New – Portfolio status can now be exported unified 
  • New – Jira Integration (2-way)
  • New– MS Project Integration (2-way)
  • New– Simplified view – Record is committed automatically

Dec 22, 2023

  • New – Introduced a FREE plan
  • New – Introduced a new trigger-based Warning engine
  • New – Added charts for budget’s status
  • New– Added Portfolio Manager role
  • New– Added Portfolio view in My Dash for assigned Portfolio Managers
  • New – Project type can be hidden if not in use
  • Improved – Status reports now export in PDF landscape for better readability

Nov 25, 2023

  • Fix – Bugs and UI tune-ups
  • New – RAID Cards in Kanban mode have an updated look
  • New – Added 5 custom budget fields. You can track your own custom financial targets and display them in the various dashboards and status reports
  • New – Budget templates can now be created by importing directly from MS Excel
  • New– When, in a project, components are hidden, all related options are also hidden
  • New– Added a Resource view for Portfolios

Nov 5, 2023

  • Fix – Bugs and UI tune-ups
  • New – Introduced Operational and Task Tracking as type of initiatives
  • New – Project type tags are now colored differently for a better experience
  • New – Project types are now tracked in the Dashboards
  • New– Added ability to show/hide all details’ components separately in the Overview page 
  • New – Added a “Note” field in vendor expenses.

Oct 5, 2023

  • Fix – Bugs and UI tune-ups
  • New – Introduced Financials lock
  • New – Dashboards: added alert icons for values over the baseline 

Sep 6, 2023

  • Fix – Fixed FY calculation in PM Dashboard
  • New – Introduced a new Trial start Welcome guided setup
  • New – Table’s headers have a new and improved look
  • New – Added option to include/exclude any given project in the overall Budget and/or Financials calculations
  • New – Added option to enable/disable the budget fiscal on a per project basis

Aug 25, 2023

  • Fix – Bugs and UI tune-ups
  • Update – We updated all internal libraries to the latest version 
  • New – Introduced a Simplified project type to be used for task tracking type activities
  • New – Increased the number of components that can be turned off separately
  • New – Tasks can now be added directly from the dashboards
  • New – The Trial plan has been simplified by turning off, by default, all advanced components. All features can be turn back on in the Site settings
  • New – Individual users can now customize their dashboards by show/hide columns of data. Go to “My Account” to customize it.

Aug 10, 2023

  • Fix – Bugs and UI tune-ups
  • New – Grouping of resources in MyTeams
  • New – Pre-built budget “Estimates vs Actuals”
  • New – Status report now has a new widget: Summary bar
  • New – More components can be turned off separately
  • New – New tasks can be added directly from the dashboard

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