17 Years of Project Management
With Merlin Project

We Are Celebrating a Birthday

What started in 2004 as a small tool for internal use has now been a reliable partner for planning your small and large projects for 17 years: Merlin Project our project management solution for Mac, iPad and iPhone.

Today Merlin Project is the standard for project management in many industries. From a simple birthday party to tours of big world stars; from a small family house to large objects in space but also from the development of a website to special software used worldwide - customers in more than 160 countries successfully use our flexible macOS and iOS apps to plan, manage and control their small and large projects.

A New Manual In AsciiDoc

Part 4

This week it finally worked again. My plan with the blocked time phases in the calendar went off. I was able to write almost continuously on Wednesday.

In the process, I noticed a few little things in AsciiDoc that I want to share with you.

iCloud Drive Shared Folders in macOS Monterey

Shared Files in iCloud Drive

In Monterey, Apple has re-designed the iCloud Drive Finder view.
In the sidebar of any Finder window, under the iCloud menu item there is still the iCloud Drive entry.

In it, you'll find many folders of different apps and you can insert your own folders or files to access them conveniently from other private devices. Read more...

Merlin Project: Collaborate on Project Files with iCloud Drive in Your Team

You plan your projects with Merlin Project? Typically, your project goes through various stages from start to finish. So you start your project with conception and initiation, proceed in defining and planning it. Then launch its execution, check on its performance and control it until its closure.

In a single-user situation, you as a project manager use Merlin Project to take care of things like scope, prerequisites, define the required work packages, add activities, assign them to available resources, request budget and track expected cost and scheduling.

A New Manual In AsciiDoc

Part 3

I had already feared it at the beginning; with all the motivation to write the book quickly - the day-to-day business somehow always gets in the way.

In the last week I was on the road a lot. On behalf of Merlin Project, of course. And this week one surprise followed the next.

The result is unsatisfying, but clear: I couldn't write 20 sentences.

So I can save the current Kanban board here too; because it still looks exactly the same.

Next week it will go on... hopefully.

Continuation - A new manual in AsciiDoc, part 4