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How to Measure Project Profitability

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As projects are all about the bottom line, you can imagine the importance of project profitability in project management. Being able to determine beforehand whether a project will turn a profit is how organizations can decide which projects to initiate and which ones to skip. Profit Margins.

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How to Make a Contractor Payment Schedule in Construction (Template Included)

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Construction projects are often long and complicated endeavors. What’s included in the contractor payment schedule and the different types are a critical part of the professional relationship between the project owner and the general contractor. The contractor payment schedule is how contractors in construction projects are paid.

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How to Maximize Your Project Profitability

Teamweek

You find a new business opportunity and take on a new project. Then the work starts… Scope creep enters the picture, and that profit margin that was supposed to fuel your future growth disappears little by little. In this guide, you will learn how to increase the profits of your projects and get your growth back on track.

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How to Create a Strategy Map for Your Organization

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Any organization, whether for-profit or not-for-profit, even governmental agencies, all have something in common. Once the strategic plan is clear across the entire organization, project management software will help plan, manage and track those projects to successful completion.

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Navigating Project Management in Non-Profit Organizations

Wrike

Non-profit organizations play a critical role in addressing social and environmental issues. These organizations rely heavily on successful project management to achieve their mission and bring about positive change. However, managing projects in non-profit organizations comes with its unique set of challenges.

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4 Tools For Impressive Creative Briefs & Profitable Projects

Function Point

Seuss A good creative brief is the foundation of any successful project. No matter how complicated or simple the project, having a solid brief ensures you get started on the right track. In this blog, we’ll cover 4 tools that will help you create better briefs and run more profitable projects.

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Schedule of Values in Construction (Example & Template Included)

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Creating a schedule of values is important for the project owner, contractor and subcontractors alike. It can be used to communicate what’s needed in the project, the costs associated with the activities and the management of payments. The schedule of values is an itemized list of all the project activities.