James Clifton from GetApp provides a run down on some of the tools he's seeing becoming popular amongst Digital Project Managers. Read More →

This is another 'PM Flash Blog' organised by Mark Phillipy aka The Sensible Project Manager. This time Project Managers from around the world will be posting on the state of project management in their city, country or continent. Here is my contribution on the state of digital project management in the UK. Read More →

A guest post by Margarida Fonseca where she discusses how shit happening on a digital project can be turned into a positive for both the Digital Project Manager and teams involved. Read More →

Another guest post from Digital Project Manager Holly Davis and this time she's feeling romantic, about her team, in a completely professional way of course, I hope, errrr. Check out her cool little unique way of building positive feeling amongst teams at this special sugary time of year. Read More →

Holly Davis discusses a few ways GitHub can be used for web and digital project management when working with designers, developers and anyone using it, including clients with a little bit of training. Read More →

In this guest post, Pam Warren gives her top five signs that you may not be cut out for digital project management, in fact any project management of any kind. Read More →

A guest post by David Hobbs where he talks about seeing web project management and website project delivery as just the beginning of the project's lifecycle. He goes on to explain why he feels you should approach web projects with a product-based mindset. Read More →

This post is part of the first ever project management related blogging initiative organised by @shim_marom. Over 70 respected project management bloggers worldwide have joined forces to post an article with the same title. So read on to find out what project management, specifically web project management means to me. Read More →

A guest post by Jason Westland, CEO of Project Manager.com. There are lots of people who end up sponsoring web projects, some much better than others. Here are five types of web project sponsor to avoid if you can and what to do if you cannot. Read More →

When web design and development folk express their dislike for Web Project Managers I like to ask questions. More often than not they’ve just had the misfortune of working with really shit ones. We’re not all bad and here is my plea to those giving us a bad reputation. Read More →

As a Web Project Manager you’re often faced with unrealistic demands and an ugly, but necessary, part of the job to highlight this. Doing this wrongly means you’re labelled as negative, but doing it right can mean you avoid the damaging label and get your web project back on track. Read More →

A Web Project Manager should never seek the easy life, instead his or hers aim should be to make the lives of their web project team as easy, productive and stress free as possible. Stop blaming your web designers and developers and start to help them do their job. Read More →

Some Web Project Managers believe resolving an internal team issue is the job for their line manager, but I disagree. I believe this responsibility lies with the Web Project Manager if it is causing project problems. Read why and how to resolve some common issues. Read More →

After reading Rafael Mumme’s hilarious article on .net, where he lists 20 things that make web developers crazy, I just couldn’t resist... so here I go, all guns blazing with just a few of the things that drive Web Project Managers crazy when working with web designers and developers. Read More →

What’s one of the first things many do after winning a new web project... design the homepage? In my opinion this is one of the biggest mistakes you can make when starting to manage a web project! Find out why I refuse to produce designs for ages when in web project management mode. Read More →