Industries That Work with Merlin Project
Media & Agencies
Merlin Project is the standard for project management in many industries. As different as these industries are, they have one thing in common: projects should be successfully planned, managed and brought to completion.
They are considered the creative ones: the media industry. Communication, advertising and design are a hobby-horse of theirs. The industry is huge and is constantly changing - accelerated by the advancing digitalization and technologization of recent years.
Whether your field of activity is media design, media management, media informatics, media science or media technology, Merlin Project's dynamic approach perfectly supports you in your work. Planning becomes child's play and you can concentrate on the essentials: Your customer and the content.
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Industries That Use Merlin Project
Research and Development
Even if the fields of research are diverse, all projects - not only those from research and development - have the same goal: they should be successfully planned, managed and brought to completion. Merlin Project is the ideal tool to achieve these goals.
Thanks to global research projects, the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus was identified and vaccines against it developed within a very short time. Even today, new findings in Covid-19 research are made on a weekly basis.
Research takes place in all areas of life, while Corona research relates to the medical field, others research in all sorts of other areas. Whether they are gaining insights from the past or exploring possibilities for the future. Whether it's the consequences of climate change or digitalization. Whether with new building materials and stimulants, the shortage of raw materials is to be countered or whether new extraterrestrial habitats are being explored. It is up to science to show creative solutions for urgent problems of today and tomorrow through research and development.
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I ran 4 marathons, what did I learn?
I ran my 4th marathon some days ago. Because of the Coronavirus, I ran solo, on a route I've chosen, as a virtual race, on the day it suited me. I was prepared and it was hard nevertheless. 42.195 KM (26.2 Miles) are never easy. The route tests your endurance, fitness and commitment. Not only on start, not just by little. It's always a challenge.
So now after having completed the task and the training for this event is done, while the body is in recovery mode, it's time for the mind to do the retrospect and set new goals. What went well? What went wrong? What did I learn? What do I do the next time? Will there be a next time?
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Architecture And Construction
Merlin Project is the standard for project management in many industries. As different as these industries are, they have one thing in common: projects should be successfully planned, managed and brought to completion.
Users from the architecture and construction industry use Merlin Project to plan everything from small single-family homes and large construction projects with residential and commercial spaces to complex industrial facilities. They often commute between the office, the construction site, and meetings with builders and contractors.
Do you work in these classic professional areas of civil engineering, or are you a civil engineer, architect, planner or interior designer? Merlin Project on the Mac and for mobile working on the iPad is the right tool for creating your project and construction plans.
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Is Social Media a Waste of Time In Project Management?
Professional success has always been linked to who you know. Particularly in the professional sphere, people network with like-minded people in order to exchange information with each other. For centuries, people have therefore joined together in guilds, fraternities, associations, etc.
Our modern society is built on countless network structures; we are more connected today than any generation before us. Networks of the 20th and 21st centuries extend across all areas of society and are often not clearly recognizable. The economy is driving this networking even further: globalized flows of goods, international services, working in the cloud, social media. Everything is organized decentrally in networks.
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