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The mobile manager - Part II

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Congratulations, you are not only a Project Manager, you are a mobile manager!

We've already established what an awesomely challenging job you have. You juggle with execution, planning, and closure of projects. You keep track on your deliverables so they ideally stay on time, budget, and within scope. You need to be completely hands-on but also flexible to react promptly and accurately on professional demands. You might already know, how Merlin Project on the iPad was developed to serve your professional requirements.

Allow us to introduce you to some more features of Merlin Project you as mobile manager need to know.

The mobile manager - Merlin Project on the iPad

Congratulations, you are not only a Project Manager, you are a mobile manager!

Being a Project Manager (PM) is awesomely challenging. You are responsible for execution, planning, and closure of projects while ensuring them being delivered on time, on budget, and within scope.

Juggling with so many demanding aspects makes this job very interesting and consuming at the same time. Luckily not all matters need your attention equally on every and each phase of the life cycles your projects are in. Some days you are more into issue identification and resolution, on others you need to calculate your budgeting requests or consider your cost estimations. Most of the time you are simply communicating with your team members and key stakeholders. You exchange information on status, progress or problems.

5 Hidden Features of Merlin Project on iPad & iPhone

With Merlin Project on mac, iPad and iPhone you can plan and schedule projects of any size. When on the go, Merlin Project iOS app is the perfect companion, as it's designed to offer you your project with the best possible experience keeping into account the specialities of the iPad or iPhone devices.

Here you'll find 5 hidden features of Merlin Project on iPad & iPhone which you probably don't know yet.

Setting Up Working Time in Project's Calendars for Professionals

What does a project manager do? He is responsible for the planning and realization of projects. He has to find out what needs to be done, who can do it, how long it takes and how much it will cost. His job is to utilize the maximum working time of his team and to deliver the project at the agreed timeframe. He juggles work packages, resources, costs and deadlines.