By Lars Lofgren Before you can plan and execute a project from start to finish, you need to get hired for the position. If it’s your first time getting ready for a project management interview, it’s normal to ...

By Lars Lofgren Managing a project without planning ahead of time is like going on a road trip without a GPS or directions. There’s a good chance you’ll take some wrong turns, get lost, and probably won’t end ...

By Lars Lofgren Project management software is a vital piece of the puzzle when it comes to helping your team stay productive, organized, and on schedule with any project. But, finding the perfect software for the job can ...

By Lars Lofgren “Project management” is a simple term used to describe a complex subject. With so many dimensions to consider, each project must maintain a certain level of rules to ensure its success. It’s the project manager’s ...

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By Jessica Kaufman The need for customer data platform (CDP) and loyalty solutions is not a new topic. Yet, many brands might not fully recognize or appreciate the power of CDP and loyalty programs working in tandem. Connecting ...

By Lars Lofgren Being a project manager is not an easy job. Managing teams, clients, and resources are just a few of the many responsibilities of a project manager. To do this job effectively, you must sharpen specific ...

By Jason Rodriguez Conversions—those moments when a person does what you actually want them to do—are critical in email marketing. While other metrics, like open and unsubscribe rates, are good indicators of your email program’s overall health, conversions ...

By Lars Lofgren The critical path management (CPM) methodology is a popular framework for project management. It can be applied to a wide range of potential project types, including construction, product launches, software development, debugging, manufacturing, and more. ...

By Lars Lofgren In the 1990s, websites were a set-it-and-forget-it proposition. But now, running a website is a full-time job. You have to keep it secure, make sure everything runs properly, and that loading times are under two ...