Project Manager's Reading List

Does your overflowing email inbox leave you with an overwhelming sense of dread? If so, we've got 5 easy actionable tips to help you get to inbox zero.

Looking for a good laugh? Check out this video on how not to make a conference call. And learn why video conferencing is a better solution.

One of the most important aspects of building effective project teams is to help the team get the small things in order so everyone can work on the big, important things that can truly elevate your organization. From a productivity standpoint, you really need to build a collaborative culture that focuses on better teamwork.

In a recent Unify survey of knowledge workers, 79% of respondents reported working always or frequently in virtual teams, but only 44% found virtual communication as productive as face-to-face communication. The vast majority connected via email, phone, or conference calls even though 72% said video would make teamwork easier.

Streamline your design workflow by utilizing the Redline integration with Redbooth. Just a few easy clicks take you from bug spotted to fix it task created. If you've ever worked on a web design or graphic design project, you've inevitably run into the inevitable roadblock of reviewers and designers not speaking the same language.

Late last year, Redbooth sat down with IDC's Research Manager of Enterprise Social Networks and Collaborative Technologies, Vanessa Thompson, to discuss the impact that cloud collaboration has on worker productivity. Read on for her insights on trends in productivity.

Enhanced employee productivity, increased agility, greater job satisfaction, travel avoidance, and support for business growth in emerging markets...these are all the things that Intel has accomplished through the use of virtual teams. Learn what makes it work for them, and how you can implement in your company.

Stop me if this sounds familiar: The meeting neither starts on time nor are all the necessary members present when it does. One person dominates the conversation, while another clicks her pen furiously while staring blankly into middle-space.