The Best Project Management Tools for Digital Nomads
What’s in the name ‘Digital nomad?’ It refers to anyone who can travel the world, have a good time, and stay in touch with family and friends—all at the same time while being productive and making a good living. Working remotely has never been easier with the best project management tools to help you and your team stay organized and at the top of your game.
The past few years have witnessed a steady growth in virtual teams. Gone are the days when, due to geographical barriers, companies found it challenging to explore a wider employee base in order to find their best fit. Today, physical location no longer matters. Technology has surmounted the roadblock, allowing for a more distributed workforce. Teams can work together seamlessly no matter where they are in the world - All thanks to advancements in collaborative tools and software solutions.
The future has arrived. Employers and employees enjoy more flexibility and are often more productive than on-site teams. In a survey by Polycom Inc., two out of three respondents reported that they were more productive telecommuting than working on site.
However, the success of managing a virtual team depends on the project management tools you use to track and coordinate your team. Taking advantage of the available tech products allows effective collaboration on tasks regardless of locations and time zones.
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of project management tools to choose from, making it hard to know the one that is right for you. However, there are important parameters that can help you make an informed choice: Functionality, price, ease of use, and access to support.
Project management software come in different forms and offer various functionalities, including:
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