Team work

Explore the secret power of managers: the AI-driven project management suite with 6 cutting-edge Easy AI assistants that boost productivity, collaboration, and keep data secure at the same time. Discover how Easy Project 14 can transform your workflows!

In software development, real-world challenges guide the best innovations. There’s nothing like firsthand experience to steer the product in the right direction. Our Scrum Boards in Easy Project 13 reflect this principle. Our team’s challenges, needs, and day-to-day scenarios have shaped them, improved them and helped to streamline their functionality.

Scrum is undoubtedly one of the most popular Agile frameworks used in product management, especially in the world of software development. At its core, Scrum promotes adaptive planning, evolutionary development, early delivery, and continuous improvement.

Today we're going to dive into a popular Agile framework known as Scrum. Scrum is a highly effective framework for product development. Originating in the field of software development, Scrum has now spread its wings to diverse industries due to its ability to enhance teamwork, promote collective responsibility, and focus on delivering the highest value.

Explore the challenges that arise when stakeholders resist certain types of projects. Read practical advice on how to defend and convince them of the project's value. Effective communication is a key factor in the project manager role.

Want to prevent the loss of valuable knowledge, centralize it, and enhance the overall efficiency of your company's operations? That's easy! Simply use our new Knowledge Base that we just integrated into Easy Project. Discover how it can assist you in addressing your business operation challenges. 

Stress is a natural part of project management no matter the business field. A solid PM tool should help project managers manage not only their projects but also the stress they bring. Today, we will look at PM software as one of the best stress-reducing manager's weapons.

Do you write tasks down on little pieces of paper that you stick to your monitor? Do you keep a running notepad or Excel sheet? That’s fine up to a certain number of projects, but trying to manage even a small team of people this way is practically impossible.