Using Sub-Level Filter Options
So let´s use a simple project with six tasks defined in two groups and three resources assigned: Greetings from our Support 👋 Did you know that we've updated this guide? Learn more about filters in our learning path. …
BlogFriday Again Already?
Team Meeting Last week the Friday column unfortunately had to be cancelled. The preparations for our upcoming team meeting took up all my time. In this week it was finally time again. The whole ProjectWizards team met …
BlogTouching Moments With Merlin Project 4.1 and Touch Bar
Merlin Project 4.1 is the latest version of the leading project management software for Mac, and now includes support for the innovative Touch Bar on the latest generation of MacBook Pro models. While it only ever used …
PageWhat Is Contouring in Project Management?
Most planning tools distribute work evenly by default: 40 hours across 10 days equals 4 hours per day. In practice, hardly any activity runs that way. A concept phase starts intensively and tapers off, an acceptance …
PageWhat Is Crashing in Project Management?
Alongside fast tracking, crashing is one of the two classic schedule compression techniques. Typical measures are additional staff, overtime, weekend work or buying in a service. The sequence stays the same, only the …
PageWhat Is a Constraint?
A constraint is a fixed requirement that limits the flexibility of the planning. Typical examples are a fixed start date, a deadline that cannot be moved, or the condition that an activity must not begin before a …
PageWhat Is the Percentage Complete?
The percentage complete indicates, as a percentage, how far an activity has already progressed. 0 percent means that work has not yet started, 100 percent that it is fully done. The percentage complete is the central …
PageWhat Is the Status Date?
The status date is the cut-off date to which all evaluations of a project refer. Up to this date the recorded actual values apply, after it the planned values. It is therefore the reference point for every plan-actual …
PageGantt Chart: The Complete Project Management Guide 2026
Gantt charts have been a cornerstone of project management for over a century. But how do they fit into modern workflows? In this guide, we’ll explore the evolution of Gantt charts, break down their essential features, …
PageWhat Is the Critical Path Method (CPM)?
In a nutshell The Critical Path Method (CPM) is a scheduling technique used to identify the sequence of essential tasks and their earliest and latest possible completion times. It ensures project managers can spot …
