Parallax Expands Capacity and Utilization Planning Capabilities to Account for Holidays and Paid Time Off
New planning features in Parallax account for employee PTO and holidays for more accurate and easier capacity planning. Read more.
Discover the best practices for sales pricing, project accounting and resource management needed to evolve your digital agency.
New planning features in Parallax account for employee PTO and holidays for more accurate and easier capacity planning. Read more.
Digital services companies have a lot of choices today regarding the solutions they leverage to operationalize their businesses. See why leaders are choosing Parallax —...
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Digital services organizations have a mountain of priorities. One critical component to operating successfully is understanding the utilization benchmark and consistently hitting the target.
Riding the "too little work, too much work" roller coaster is a tough challenge for digital services companies. Here are five steps to use data and forecasting to exit the ride.
Economic uncertainty is causing business leaders to become more conservative with their resources. A looming recession, layoffs across tech sectors, and shrinking budgets mean digital services companies need to optimize their performance and maximize their resources without burning people out.
Don’t burn out your project managers! In place of task-based project planning, digital services companies should implement a duration-based approach. This is when a certain percentage of each role or a person’s time is allotted to client projects. Why? It will help agencies avoid burning out their vital project managers and scale the business.
When the economy is booming and money is flowing, it’s easier for services companies to get away with sloppy operations and underperforming KPI’s. However, when...