Project time tracking & resource planning software built for complete visibility into time, costs, & capacity

Brussels, Belgium
Joined March 2009
Project Managers Are the Ultimate Change Agents Every project is a shift from where we are to where we need to be. And at the center of that transformation? The project manager. True PMs don’t just track progress—they drive change. They challenge the status quo, align stakeholders, and turn uncertainty into action. But here’s the hard truth: Change is messy. It meets resistance. It creates friction. It tests leadership. Great PMs navigate this by: ✔Creating clarity when confusion takes over ✔Managing resistance instead of avoiding it ✔Aligning people, not just processes ✔Balancing structure with adaptability If you see yourself only as a task manager, you’re missing the bigger picture. Project management is leadership—and leadership is change. How do you lead change in your projects?
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If you're interested in Finance related KPIs, check out this video from @Beebole's Paul Barnhurst.📊 Honored that it incorporated an excerpt on metrics from my "Agile Scrum" book. #Metrics #KPIs #FinanceTips #BusinessPerformance #Beebole #Agile youtube.com/watch?v=PSMzNUIr…
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The CFOs Guide to Strategic Planning. 10 main areas of responsibility. 10 KPIs to measure the effectiveness of your Strategic Planning. Let's check it out 🧵
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Difference between Budget and Annual Operating Plan (A.O.P) Do you frequently use both terms interchangeably? A budget and an annual operating plan (AOP) are both financial tools used by organizations to manage their performance. It is important to note…lnkd.in/dUC4xhDz
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These are important motivators whether you’re 20 or 60, working in engineering or sales, in Singapore or Detroit. hbr.org/2018/02/people-want-…
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Once you understand how—and where—to shift your leadership style, you can increase your ability to do it by taking these four steps. hbr.org/2023/03/you-need-two…
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Which CFO type are you?
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Effective follow up is crucial, too. @DavidFinkel on.inc.com/67Qt4Qo
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People respond positively when they feel a personal connection. But when bosses open up too much to their teams, they risk undermining themselves. hbr.org/2019/02/how-leaders-…
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When things go wrong, helping an employee is often as simple as three steps: 1. Identify the problem. 2. State what needs to happen. 3. Offer to help. hbr.org/2015/10/a-simple-for…
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People want to feel as if their work matters. @MarcelSchwantes on.inc.com/3oonibS
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Visionary leaders aren't enough to make an organization change. hbr.org/2019/02/why-visionar…
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These are the top KPIs finance teams of service-based businesses should be monitoring via @beebole, complete with the logic behind each choice + every single formula. beebole.com/blog/top-kpis-se…
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If you're having trouble saying no to initiatives, put guidelines in writing so all employees know which strategic plays you're prioritizing. hbr.org/2018/01/the-art-of-s…
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"A business' greatest assets walk out the door every evening (or log off their computers in a remote-forward world" - Ken Fick. This statement has never been more true for a service-based business. In preparation for the webinar…lnkd.in/gMdxE4-u lnkd.in/gUndK_uF
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Connecting finance and IT teams enables the CFO to provide strategic advice when IT purchases and implements new software. ow.ly/bSkp50KLMLo
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Instead of layoffs, many companies are hanging onto employees during uncertain economic times. @steveniweiss on.inc.com/vIx2iJn
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Some business leaders say remote work kills culture. But companies that have operated remotely for years say culture doesn’t come from a physical office. wapo.st/3cAF3Lv
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