In the small office/home office (SOHO) environment, project management can be the difference between success and just getting by. Why? Because in these types of environments we often find ourselves wearing many different hats and not having enough time or resources to take action in a leisurely manner. In short, we need to make sure that everything we do is as effective as possible.

To be successful in the face of these challenges, selecting the right project management tool is essential. Join us as we show you examples of how Project X can be successfully leveraged in various small/office home office scenarios through the use of Project X customer personas...

A Right-brained Approach to Project Management
Meet Susan, a managing director at a small graphic design studio, and see how she uses Project X to communicate effectively with a creative, visually-oriented team that does not find traditional project management tools to be remotely intuitive. Find out how Project X helps both left- and right-brained individuals work the way they think.

Squeezing Project Management into an Impossibly Busy Schedule
Visit with Jonathan, a very busy entrepreneur that has grown his business from 2 people to 23 but is looking for the next big step. Jonathan realizes that project management could help him run his business even more efficiently - if he only had the time. Find out how Jonathan uses Project X to “squeeze” project management into his busy schedule only to find that it doesn’t take up more time, it actually gives him more time to focus on his business.

Using Project Management as a Tool to Standardize Processes
Get to know Michael - part owner in a fast-growing, family-owned pool construction company. Michael wants to create standardized processes to increase the company’s efficiency so that it can take on more accounts while maintaining its reputation for exceptional quality and timely work. Find out how Michael uses Project X to standardize business processes, manage all the subcontractors, and increase the client base.

Project Management for the Impromptu Project Manager
Follow Alison, a recent college graduate that has taken great strides at her new job in her first six months. Now her boss thinks she is ready to take on more responsibility and wants her to serve as a jr. project manager. The only problem is that Alison has never had any real experience in project management. Discover how Project X helped Alison get the job done, communicate more effectively with her boss, and get one step closer to getting out of her cubicle and into an office.

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