Use These Four Project Management Tools For Your Business

Monday Tips is a short list of the best finds across the internet to start your week off right. Today I have some project management tools to help you improve your schedule and efficiency for your business. Here’s four links with tips and tricks to kick start your Monday.
Growing a small business can become a scheduling challenge as you add new clients and team members or employees. By organizing your tasks and becoming more focused you can work on growing your bottom line. There are helpful tools that can make your time more efficient, and keep track of your projects and communication. Do you need to maximize your time? Take advantage of these project management tools, and let me know how these work for you!

1) Minimize your workflow – Basecamp

Get your team and clients together in one convenient place where files and conversations can be shared. Basecamp, available on a computer or your smart device, includes a lot of user-friendly features including file uploads, archiving, status reports, to-do lists, and much more. A 30 day free trail is available to test it out.

2) Effective task management – Zoho Projects

Plan, track, and collaborate with this easy to use online software. Zoho Projects offers visual insights and charts along with easy uploads and document management. Create milestones, tasks, a visual schedule, and more with a detailed overview of all your activity. Integration is included with apps such as Dropbox, Slack, and Google.

3) Keep your teams focused – Asana

Work from anywhere in the world while collaborating at the same time without the use of email. Asana is easy to use online tool, which can be integrated with other apps like Dropbox, Google Drive, and more. Create calendars, due dates, add attachments, and plan each day from an easy to access dashboard. This is a great way to keep all of your communication and files in one organized place.

4) Collaborate and get more done – Trello

Much like Pinterest boards this tool operates in a similar way yet is used for project management. Organizing tasks with visuals and comments can be done privately in your organization or public for your clients and leads. Trello is free to set up and can be used for solo entrepreneurs or small business teams. Sharing is simple with drag and drop features, and updates in real time.

Hopefully you will find these project management tools useful to your business management. Are there any that you would like to add as well?
Have fun with these Monday Tips and Tools.
Wishing you a FAN-tastic week!
Susan