The Merlin Project Onboarding is Live
Learn Project Management with Merlin Project
Project management fans, rejoice! We are thrilled to introduce the Merlin Project Onboarding as a special St. Nicolaus Day present. This initial English-only launch of our interactive learning path boosts your skills with Merlin Project.
🇩🇪 German speakers, stay tuned – your native version is coming soon!
We need your feedback to shape its future – on structure, content, and teaching style. Share your thoughts via email or use the email button within the chapter. More languages and video content are coming soon. Start mastering Merlin Project with us today!
Merlin Project 8.2 is released
Merlin Project 8.2
Now that Apple's new macOS 14 and iOS 17 operating systems have been released, it was time for us to resolve some outstanding issues in Merlin Project. Version 8.2 presented today contains many internal improvements and bug fixes. But it's not just under the hood that things have changed in this version. There is also a lot to report in the area visible to you…
Read more...Navigating Success: The Evolution of Hybrid Project Management
Imagine you're leading a project at a technology firm, developing a new software product. Initially, you opt for a traditional waterfall approach, with a clear plan and defined milestones. However, as the project progresses, market trends shift, and customer feedback demands additional, unplanned features.
This situation highlights the limitations of sticking strictly to a traditional project management approach, which can be too rigid to adapt to such changes. On the flip side, relying solely on an agile approach might leave you lacking in structured planning for complex, large-scale projects.
Read more...5 Steps how Project Managers can leverage OKRs
How Objectives and Key Results allow you to turn your Strategy into Action
OKRs, or Objectives and Key Results, are a framework for defining and tracking objectives and their outcomes. The development of OKRs is generally attributed to Andy Grove, the "Father of OKRs", who introduced the approach at Intel during his tenure and documented it in his book "High Output Management". The concept was later popularized by John Doerr, who has been a major proponent of the OKR system.
The primary goal of OKRs is to create alignment and engagement around measurable goals. Essentially, OKRs are a way to ensure that the company focuses efforts on the same important issues throughout the organization.
Read more...19 Years Project Management With Merlin Project
... Isn't That a Reason to Celebrate!
Ever since 2004, when we released our - no longer so - little wizard, project managers on the Mac or iPad can't get past Merlin Project. Our flexible app supports them in planning, managing and controlling small and large projects.
