Introducing the New Upwave Dashboard
You can now get an overview of all upcoming tasks, projects, and deadlines – in one place! The new dashboard helps you see the big
Christer Husstøl appointed new CEO of Upwave
We are thrilled to announce that as of January 1st 2022, Christer Husstøl has taken on the role as our new Chief Executive Officer. We
A Quick Guide to Getting Started With Project Management
An introduction to the world of organizing tasks, people and goals
Plan ahead with Timeline and Calendar
The timeline view makes it easy to plan your projects, track progress and see the big picture. Similar to Gantt, you can visualize tasks horizontally, as well as get an overview of parallel activities.
Introducing Portfolio Overview and New Project Management Functionality
The new portfolio feature lets you manage your projects in an intuitive and user-friendly way. Monitor, report and take action on projects with your own customized portfolio view.
New board view: Display your cards as a table
You can now toggle between different views of your boards! In addition to the classic board view, you can display your cards in a compact
New Release: Advanced Subtasks, Multi-editing of Cards and Major Improvements
We are excited to announce the new and improved Upwave! In addition to several new features, you will notice that everything runs a little smoother
How to Use the 80/20-Rule to Achieve More with Less Effort
The 80/20 rule asserts that 20 % of inputs are responsible for about 80 % of output, and it applies to most aspects of business and life. There are only a few things that generate important results. By understanding and utilizing the 80/20-rule, you can raise both personal and organizational effectiveness and increase profitability.
Manage Your Time With the Pomodoro Technique
The Pomodoro technique is a time management system created by Francesco Cirillo. It’s based on the concept of using a kitchen timer to manage your work sessions.
How to Use the Action Priority Matrix to Decide Which Tasks Are Worth Your Time
“People who can focus, get things done. people who can prioritize, get the right things done.” – John Maeda What? The Action Priority Matrix is