| April 6th, 2015
Managing a creative agency should be both fun and challenging. Tracking time, however, is neither of those. It’s boring and tedious. Creative teams don’t to fill out time sheets. They want to focus on producing their best work, the type of work they can proudly display on the wall. In addition to creative pursuits, agencies also […]
| March 23rd, 2015
Anyone who’s ever been tasked with finding time tracking software for their agency knows the process can be overwhelming. A simple Google search reveals more options than any one person, or agency, could possibly evaluate in the limited amount of time given to the task. Slightly overwhelmed, we pick two or three that appear to be a […]
| February 13th, 2015
The adoption rate of web-based project management software among small businesses has been steadily increasing the last few years. Businesses are embracing the software’s ability to connect remote teams and reduce IT budgets. In light of this trend, the folks at SoftwareAdvice.com, an online project management technology consultancy, have put together a buyers report based on their […]
| January 13th, 2015
Wearable fitness trackers are at the forefront of one of the fastest growing industries today. These devices empower people to take their health into their own hands. By tracking and analyzing our body’s data we can make more informed decisions about our health and well-being. This trend in tracking our bodies is becoming widely known as the quantifiable self. Tracking […]
| October 8th, 2014
When you sign up for a free 30 day trial of our project management and time tracking software, Intervals, we offer a one hour demonstration. These guided tours are a great opportunity to review our time tracking and task management software, and ask any questions. To give you an idea of how these demonstrations go, we’ve recorded one. […]
| September 23rd, 2014
Nobody wants a project to go over budget. But, despite our best efforts at project management budget planning, some projects do require more time and money than we had originally estimated. Our first priority is to complete the project. But once the dust has settled, we’ll want to go back and see what went wrong. […]
| September 22nd, 2014
You’ve shaken hands with the client, filed away the signed contract, and deposited your first payment. Now what? Before your team can dive into a project, the project manager must break down the scope of work into smaller, manageable tasks. This first step can seem daunting at first. Especially on larger projects. But once you […]
| August 1st, 2014
The ups and downs of value-based pricing I was recently chatting with a talented designer and artist who runs a successful agency in Southern California. We got to talking about his experience with value-based pricing models, and the challenges of calculating profitability. At one point, he threw up his arms and concluded “you win some, […]
John is a co-founder, web designer and developer at Pelago.
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His contributions stem from experiences managing the development process behind web sites and web-based applications such as Intervals.
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