Project management challenges are inevitable. Here are some common problems and how you can stay ahead of them in 2024.

With technology rapidly advancing, businesses must adapt to stay competitive and relevant. As a result, CIOs are playing an increasingly critical role in leading organizations through their digital transformation journey.

This article will walk you through emerging trends and what to watch out for in 2023 and beyond.

SWOT analysis is a structured process that helps businesses identify their internal strengths and weaknesses, as well as external opportunities and threats.

Learn how to use a SWOT template and leverage this tactical approach to help your organization gain a comprehensive understanding of your current situation, enabling you to make informed decisions and create a robust business strategy.

Discover how Hybrid Integration Platforms (HIP) can accelerate digital transformation efforts for data-driven professionals. Learn how HIPs enable efficient and secure integration of data, applications, and systems, and drive innovation in your business.

An introduction to Stormboard's SWOT analysis template. We'll go through how you can use a collaborative digital whiteboard to conduct an effective SWOT and help your business thrive!

In the world of business, understanding why things like qualitative data and ideas are important is only the beginning. Now you need to mobilize your team toward actually using them. This includes effectively collecting, analyzing, and using your customers’ and employees’ ideas as data points.

Every organization may approach their planning cycle differently, but more often than not, the common theme amongst them all is quarterly planning.

With 2023 on the horizon, this article will define a few key items that should be considered in every quarterly plan, along with a strategy on how to make your plans more concise, contextual, and all-around more effective

To create differentiated stakeholder value, every organization should be proactive about new ideas. Knowing exactly how your business will achieve innovation is essential to keeping up with an ever-changing market. That’s where a clearly defined innovation strategy comes in - and where Stormboard can help.

It can be frustrating (and costly) when you have everything in place for your organization to succeed and something still isn’t working.

There can be many reasons for your performance outcomes falling behind, but one of the most common ones is a gap in the knowledge and skills of your employees.

The process of innovation can be difficult, but product teams have always been able to work through creative challenges to keep the roadmap moving.

But thanks to the increased focus on user-led innovation, it’s now easier than ever to connect directly to consumers at all stages of product development and ensure your solution always has product-market fit.

Productivity is now more than ever about how much you accomplish, not how long you spend at your desk. Finding and implementing the right KPIs to measure how effective an employee is can mean the difference between a successful hybrid workforce and a collection of staff doing the bare minimum to squeak by.

Innovation has traditionally been the domain of large companies with large R&D budgets, but the evolution of today's consumer has shown businesses the power of user and customer input - leading to a rapid rise in the concept of democratizing innovation.

Project managers have recently needed to shift focus to consider a new factor in project management: ensuring that remote workers are set up for the same success as in-office teams.

Stormboard has a variety of different project management templates built for managing tasks and complex projects across varying teams and departments.

Over the past two years, all of us have had to deal with significant collaboration changes in the workplace. Now that remote work has become the norm and hybrid offices and work-from-home setups are slowly overturning the mighty open and cubicle offices, both business owners and employees have to adapt to succeed.

In an effort to retain talent and adjust to the digital transformation taking place in workplaces across the globe, businesses of all sizes are asking how they should go about adjusting their workplaces to keep employees happy and productive in a hybrid work environment.

Stormboard is an ideal tool for large businesses, Enterprise Teams, remote workers, and hybrid organizations, but did you know it’s also the perfect planning and project management tool for small teams and individuals?

The Rose, Bud, and Thorn template from Stormboard is built to guide users through this very popular design thinking process and retrospective technique.

Simple, yet very effective, Rose, Bud, Thorn, was designed to help identify the positive outcomes (Rose), the opportunities (Bud), and the challenges (Thorn) from your last Agile sprint or project.

By definition, the word Agile means the “ability to move with quick, easy grace.” While this is how most of us would define Agile, the term has grown over the years to have a much more diverse, broad meaning — especially in the business world.

In part 3 of Stormboard’s Mental Health March initiative, we’re looking at factors contributing to Workplace Burnout, and how stepping up organization can go a long way to improving employee mental health.

Stormboard instantly generates your meeting minutes and notes into a dynamic, editable report so your team can start taking action immediately and not waste time and money on transcription.