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ActiveCollab Monthly Updates: MarchHi everyone, Here's another monthly recap to update you on our latest developments. In February [https://activecollab.com/blog/product/activecollab-monthly-updates-february-2021], we talked about new mention types (go check them out!) and Kanban improvements. This time, we'll go over browser notifications, task dependencies, and our integrated chat feature. BROWSER NOTIFICATIONS Go to My preferences in the menu right next to the notification bell and enable browser notifications. Sometimes,...
Implementing Agile in an Organization
Implementing agile into the way you manage projects can significantly increase your chances of success. Unfortunately, many organizations and companies fail to adopt proper agile project management due to a lack of leadership and knowledge. Since there isn’t a full-proof method without bumps on the road, some areas of your business need to be prepared and analyzed for the agile implementation to be successful. Agile project management is a philosophy built on learning from your actual users,...
Smartphones Replacing Personal Computers
While some claim that computers are at the end of their era, others believe that smartphones, due to their ergonomic features, will never satisfy the needs of average employees. This battle has been going on for several years, and we are yet to see the outcome. With each passing season, another wave of flagships is released, every one of them being more powerful than the previous generation. Even advanced users can handle almost any job-related task by simply using a smartphone. We also can't...
Email vs. Instant Messaging [Differences and Benefits]
Communication is essential for a productive business. Naturally, we're all busy people and don't always have time to respond to emails. Luckily, instant messaging is one way to always be up to date, and almost every company around the world uses these types of apps. On the other hand, email has been much longer in use and represents one of the pillars of business communication. We can say that instant messaging and email are the two most popular ways to stay connected. Let's compare and find...
Drawing the Line Between Work and Private Life [5 Time Management Tips]
_Guest post by Ieva Sipola from DeskTime [https://desktime.com/]._ One year into the pandemic, most of us have learned that while remote work definitely has its benefits, there’s also no lack of challenges. If during the first months we thought it was all sunshine and roses - getting up later, not having to commute, having more time for family and home chores, working without office distractions, we soon came to face the other side of the coin. For some, the realization was literally...
Sprint vs. Iteration: What's the Difference?
Even though sprints and iterations have a lot in common and are often used interchangeably, there is a difference between them. Both terms are linked to scrum, a modern project management framework, and follow a specific timeframe during which planned work should be completed, but they're not the same. Sprints are more focused on productivity techniques developed by a group of individuals working on the same project. Iterations describe a development and planning process where a project is...
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