Projects are all about sharing with both your internal team and outside stakeholders.
For you internal team – they can see (and do) it all if they are on the project. For your outside stakeholders – EBSuite makes it easy for them to say in the loop.
We already suspect you are an “over-achiever”, but you don’t have to create your projects as brand-new creations every time. Every project (think about it) has a certain regularity, a certain pattern. Or, they have a regular flow of “Phases” or “Stages” or more commonly, “Milestones”.
The Project Management tool in EBSuite allows you to create a Project then dynamically add Project Steps as the Project develops.
Each Project step can be Delegated to other internal Users or other Outside Contacts by simply picking the individual from the User List or the Contact List. Once a Delegatee has been chosen… Continue reading...
Within a Project created in the EBSuite Project Module you have a number of ways you can create and organize Project Tasks and Project Task Groups where a Task may have multiple Sub-Tasks.
When a Project Template is created from a Finished Project you always provide a Project Start Date. The Project Start Date is NOT the date of the first Project Task.
When you create and use a Project Template you always need to define a Project Start Date that is relative to the finishined project’s… Continue reading...
Well, not so fast. Creating a Project from a Template is great way to keep your projects tight and complete, but first you have to create a Project Template.
A Project Template is just a finished project from which a Project Template is cloned. The Project Template will have the same steps and, if… Continue reading...