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“I wasn’t looped in” or the classic “Oops, slipped my mind—my bad” are pretty common responses when checking on task completion. If you set a task while talking on the phone or write it in a messenger, you yourself have to keep all this in your head—constantly reminding yourself and bugging colleagues with questions like “So, what’s the deal?”, “When’s that due?”.

Tracy will provide you with a very simple tool for organizing work within your team. You create a task, specify all the information necessary for its execution, a deadline (when everything should be ready), and also choose who is responsible for the execution of the task. This person (or group of people) receives notifications, sees what and when to do. You also receive a notification when the task status changes. You can also see the overall picture at any moment—who’s tackling what and where tasks stand in the grand scheme of things:

If you’re conducting interviews, you probably need to store candidate information somewhere: each person’s contacts, a resume file, the platform on which you received feedback, your impressions, and perhaps also the impressions and evaluations of other team members (or, if a person, for example, did not come to the scheduled interview and did not warn about it—the appropriate mark). It is much more convenient to do this in Tracy than in a regular table:

Information saturation is a key factor in the development of modern society. There is a lot of information and it is everywhere. Businesses also have to deal with the problem of information and data intensity, which leads to information overload. Every day we receive a new influx of data. On the one hand, this opens up potential opportunities. On the other hand, information abundance provokes chaos that is difficult to control. Let’s find out what it is, how it manifests itself, and how Tracy can help you fight it.

Mastery in project management stands as a pivotal element in fostering business growth and the execution of intricate, or even straightforward, structural undertakings. Numerous instruments have left their mark on project structuring. Among these, the Gantt chart shines as one of the most influential. So, what exactly is a Gantt chart? It takes the form of a visual strategy for orchestrating and supervising projects. Within contemporary business planning and project management landscapes, the Gantt chart has risen to represent the very pinnacle of effectiveness.