Project Management: Choosing the Right Online Tool

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Bonnie Biafore

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01 - Introduction

01 - Finding a tool that meets your organizations needs.mp4

00:59

02 - 1. More Collaboration than Project Management

01 - Asana An intuitive collaboration tool for simpler traditional or agile projects.mp4

03:59

02 - Basecamp A cost-effective tool for simpler traditional and agile projects.mp4

04:08

03 - Trello A simple, flexible tool for smaller teams and agile projects.mp4

04:23

03 - 2. Collaboration and Mid-Level Project Management

01 - Smartsheet A highly-customizable tool with both spreadsheet and Gantt chart views.mp4

05:07

02 - Monday.com An intuitive, customizable tool for teams of all sizes.mp4

05:27

03 - Wrike A flexible tool with robust project management features.mp4

04:07

04 - 3. Robust Enterprise-Level Project Management

01 - Teamwork A comprehensive tool supporting various project management methodologies and industries.mp4

05:40

02 - Zoho Projects A comprehensive project management tool for small and medium-sized businesses.mp4

05:15

03 - Jira A powerful tool for agile project management and collaboration.mp4

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04 - Microsoft Project Online An enterprise-level tool for traditional projects with limited supported for agile projects.mp4

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05 - Primavera A project management tool for large and complex projects, mainly in construction and manufacturing.mp4

04:36

05 - Conclusion

01 - Comparing the competition.mp4

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You can't manage the scope, resources, budget, and communication for projects with analog tools alone. To drive projects to completion, project managers need software that supports their organization's project management goals. But with so many project management tools on the market, how can you determine which one is right for your company? In this course, Bonnie Biafore helps you make this call by providing an overview of several popular online project management tools, including Zoho Projects, Smartsheet, Wrike, and more. Along the way, review the pros and cons of each tool and discover which products are appropriate for small companies versus larger enterprises. Plus, get a clearer picture of each tool's approach and features with quick peeks at the software in action.

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Bonnie Biafore

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I like to think I was in the middle of the bell curve when I was at MIT -- but everyone there seemed so much smarter than me. Luckily, I’m keenly curious and love to learn how things work. Turns out my superpower is digesting complex topics and making them simple for others to understand. My mission is to help people grow their careers by learning new skills and mastering software tools. Topics like project management, bookkeeping, and software tools can be quite dry, so I work to explain them clearly and with a dose of humor. My workdays run the gamut from recording LinkedIn Learning courses to helping companies incorporate project management and Microsoft Project into their environments, to writing and speaking. No matter what the assignment, I maintain my high standards, solve problems with creativity, and – most of all – do what I say I’m going to do. After a close call with becoming a workaholic, I have an eclectic collection of hobbies: improv and sketch comedy, travel, cycling, and aerial dance.

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