From 10 to 50 Employees: the 6 Breakdowns that Hinder Growth (and how to Anticipate Them)
The Invisible Wall of Growth You’ve passed the 10-employee mark. Congratulations. Your agency is thriving, clients are coming in, and you’re even recruiting regularly. And yet, something is amiss. Decisions take longer. Some employees seem lost. You spend your days putting out fires instead of growing your business. Financial management? You do it “by feel” […]
Effectively Calculate the ROI of an ERP Project
Are you looking to invest in an ERP, but also seeking a return on investment (ROI) and prepared to wait for it? Understanding the ROI of an ERP project is essential to justify the initial investment and the long-term benefits this technology can bring to your business. In this article, we guide you step-by-step to […]
5 Key Features of a Project Planning Tool
Why you need an effective tool Whether you run a small business, a start-up or an agency, a good tool can transform the way you work by helping you to plan, manage and schedule your tasks coordinate your teams and optimize your resources quickly. With all the available options, choosing the right software can quickly […]
Waterfall Method: Understanding and Applying Cascade Project Management
Dive into the heart of management methodology with the Waterfall method, a fundamental tool for structuring and achieving success in your projects. Also known as the waterfall model, this approach stands out for its linear progression and detailed planning, perfectly suited to the demands of projects where precision is essential.In this article, we invite you […]
3 reasons to manage your business with forecasts
To stay ahead of your competitors, you need to stay one step ahead and be able to anticipate every action. It’s the only way to stay ahead of the competition.
Here are 3 reasons why.
Project Cost: Estimate for Better Planning
Accurately calculate the cost of a project for effective planning. Knowing how to estimate your expenses is key to staying in control of your budget.
