The tools we typically use for managing personal projects have a major drawback. To-do lists and their variations (like Kanban boards) are fine to track what should be done and (maybe) who should do it. But they aren’t as good at planning out the when. This is the domain of business-oriented tools, such as the […]
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Planning on a Raspberry Pi-based project? You’ll need more than just the low-cost computer, but what else? To help you out, various companies have put together Raspberry Pi kits, each suitable for particular tasks and projects. Let’s take a look at what’s available, and which kits will suit you project. Why Buy a Raspberry Pi […]
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If you’re working on a small project, as a freelancer, or in a company with few employees, Outlook 2016 can help you manage your projects and tasks without the need for hefty software. With simple customizations to the task section, you can set reminders and due dates, assign to-dos, and track time easily. Why Use Outlook for […]
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Whether your project is in the planning phase or already underway, presenting it in an elegant fashion is easy with Microsoft PowerPoint slides. We have compiled a collection of useful templates that allow you to quickly enter your details and show off your project in a visually stimulating way. Note that if you are using PowerPoint 2016, you […]
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Kickstarter has gone from a small crowdfunding platform to one of the juggernauts of the field since its creation in 2009. It’s accepted over $ 2.35 billion in project support from over 10 million backers on almost 300,000 projects. But is backing a Kickstarter project a good idea from a financial point of view? Deciding whether […]
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Project Fi, unveiled last year, is Google’s attempt to make mobile phone service better. Instead of trying to compete with traditional phone carriers, Google has teamed up with giants Sprint and T-Mobile to provide cheap phone service that hopefully “just works.” I’ve been using Project Fi for about three weeks, and I’m ready to tell […]
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