Can we start a new project in October?
- Are there enough resources?
- Which current projects are put at risk?
- When can the project be started safely?
ICT and software companies
ProjectBuddy brings projects, capacity, dependencies and delivery capability into one view, so you lead the whole – not just the tasks.
“What struck me in the first impression was the comprehensiveness that other tools can't match.”
Sprints and tasks progress, but their impact on schedule, profitability and the client promise stays disconnected.
Changes in schedule, capacity and costs only become visible as a whole when it's too late.
One project's delay or resource shortage can affect other deliveries before the overall impact is noticed.
It's hard to know what to start, postpone or stop when the projects' impacts aren't seen together.
The client and other external parties can be invited with role-based permissions. A shared picture of the situation adds transparency and supports client trust from the proposal stage onwards.
See a demoSprints and tasks can continue in your current tools, while leadership sees the projects' status in one view.
A new project's impact on capacity and other deliveries can be assessed before it is started.
The impact of a delay, a resource change or a prioritisation decision doesn't stay within one project.
Quality gates, tasks and agreed practices guide every client project in the same way.
Delivery progress and deviations don't need to be compiled separately for client reporting.
Deviations and dependencies are visible earlier, so you can react to client promises before a delivery is put at risk.
Delivery reliability
92%
Resource workload, changes and the projects' impacts are visible in time, so overruns and margin leakage can be prevented.
Margin forecast
14.2%
Delivery capability and a transparent picture of the situation strengthen client trust and support new client promises already at the proposal stage.
Won proposals
64%
Let's look together at what your project portfolio already shows about delivery reliability, dependencies and capacity.
Ideas, practices and AI opportunities for leading projects and the project business.