What Is The Reporting?
27.03.2020 - Reporting is an essential part in any project. Reporting is basically a document file in which every information about the project is stored with the development …
Do You Charge Sales Tax?
30.05.2023 - Our prices include sales tax (Value Added Tax, Goods and Service Tax). Payment processing is handled by an external service provider who also takes care of compliance …
How Do I Use The Dynamic Help?
09.09.2021 - Since version Merlin Project 8, we have built a dynamic help into the software. It is automatically activated at the first start and briefly describes the individual …
What Is Your Update Policy?
05.07.2018 - We are continually working on further developing our software and we publish these developments in the form of maintenance updates. These updates are free of charge for …
What Is Brainstorming?
27.03.2020 - When planning a project or a dedicated part of it, the team should define the things to do. This is very often done in a brainstorming. A technique used to calculate …
What is the Four-Field Matrix Used For?
26.09.2019 - A simple four-field matrix is a good basis for evaluating projects. Necessary resources are related to the expected resulting effect / impact. Achieve a high output with …
What is a Kickoff Meeting?
02.07.2019 - A kickoff meeting takes place at the beginning of the project or a new project phase. The project team meets and the project or phase plan is presented. In addition to …
Strategic Plan
- Even in strategic projects, such as business or corporate development projects, professional project management guarantees an efficient approach to these projects and …
What Is a Cost Estimation?
27.03.2020 - The project cost is part of the triple constraint in project management and its cost estimation part of the planning process. It describe the forecasting the financial …
What Is a Network Diagram?
27.03.2020 - A network diagram is a graph or chart which clearly indicates the flow of elements in the project. It also consists of connected elements that are shown from left to …
