New Reports in Doolphy!

Published on March 18, 2011 by Rosa Alnasser

Premiere Week at Doolphy! Following recent updates (new design and new timesheet), we decided to bring the reports section of your favorite project management software up to date, and also created a new type of report for tasks statuses and priorities.

What are reports for?

Some time ago, we wrote about the importance of monitoring project development, and reports are essential to fulfill that mission. They provide information about a certain period of time so that we can easily analyze, draw conclusions and make decisions about our projects. Thus they are a key element that allows us to improve.

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2011: 11 New Year’s Resolutions to Improve the Management of your Projects

Published on December 29, 2010 by The Doolphy Team

Hello!

2010 is in its way out and 2011 is almost here. Now it is the moment to think about how this year was and to gather all the resolutions for a new period full of new projects.

We want to take this opportunity to share with you our new year’s resolution list to improve how projects are managed in 2011:

Wait until January, 2nd, and take a well deserved rest on the 1st :lol:
Take a look back and assess the good and the bad from 2010.
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Avoid Your Projects Getting Sick. Monitor!

Published on November 16, 2010 by The Doolphy Team

We will look below at the importance of project monitoring during implementation. With this one, we close the series of articles on the 6 key factors of project failure about the most common mistakes in project management and how to avoid them.

Just as we go to the doctor regularly to monitor our health and make sure there is no problem, our projects require a continuous and comprehensive “check” to detect possible “diseases” during execution. Without constant monitoring of the project progress, it is impossible to identify errors in planning or deviations in implementation or redirect the project towards meeting the objectives.

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