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ZenTao once again stands out from the crowd as the most common test management tool in the industry. This is the eighth year in a row that ZenTao has been the winner of "Common Test Management Tools"!

Before we dig down on to consider migration from Jira to ZenTao, let’s start with the basics, for business positions, who might be new to this. We’ll briefly introduce you to Jira, it’s the most popular alternative — ZenTao, and then touch base on the most common reasons, why businesses decided to move from Jira to ZenTao.

This article will suggest a simple but effective project management tool perfect for small eLearning teams. Some of the most common tools that eLearning teams use for cooperation include project management software, chat applications, and document-sharing platforms. Have a good time!

The Statement of Work indicates what needs to be done in your project and how it will be done. It's an effective document to ensure that everyone involved in the project performs what is required. In this article, we'll dive deep into all there is to know about Statement of Work (SoW).

Innovation management is an integral part of any organization that wants to stay ahead of the competition. Innovation management is "the process by which organizations identify, develop, and commercialize new products or services." Innovation management is an integral part of any organization that wants to stay ahead of the competition. Innovation management is "the process by which organizations identify, develop, and commercialize new products or services."

Cloud computing is the next trend in digitalization. Thus organizations have included customer service solutions. One area of modern digitization is the omnichannel contact center. Firms that have yet to adopt these technologies are staring at the prospect of failure. Customer experience requires competent employees, a customer-centric strategy, and innovative technologies. These contact center products may help your organization expand via client dialogues.

If you want the product to be delivered on time and produced smoothly, you must monitor and manage the project. And this job usually falls on the product manager, no matter which methodology, the management of the project can not get around the two key points of people and things. In this article, the author shares his views on managing projects from his work experience.

When an employee is appointed as a front-line manager, he has to accept the real challenge in his career - to do his job well and lead his team well. So, what does it take to be a qualified manager? The author of this article has analyzed this, and I hope it will help you.

The product vision describes how we imagine the future state of the product. For product teams, the North star that guides their work is the long-term goal they aspire to achieve. More specifically, it shows what problems the product solves, who the target customers are, and what makes the product unique. It also conveys to our stakeholders why our products deserve their support. Realizing the product vision depends on trusting your team and allowing them to use their expertise and creativity to determine the best way to meet users' needs.

Every project is a big or small battle, and risks are everywhere in project management. If we know what risks will arise, we can prepare in advance, thus greatly improving the delivery rate of our projects.

Any project needs project management after it starts. The product in different stages has different needs and goals. Reasonable conducting of project management is more conducive to promoting project development; The author of this article shared some new insights about project management. Let's learn about it together.

The project management process is a necessary skill for product managers. A project often contains many complex processes and specific details. So how should product managers do a good job in project management? In this article, the author dismantles the project process and specifically analyzes what product managers should do at each stage, and hopes this article can help product managers who are still confused about this.