Vladimir Samolovac - Brand Content Writer & Editor at CAKE.com
Vladimir is an experienced writer and editor, with 4+ years of experience studying the project management industry and writing guides to help his readers get ahead in it.
This includes writing blog posts breaking down PM methodologies and terminology in a way that’s easy to understand, as well as making tools lists and templates to help streamline actual day-to-day workflows.
He holds an MA in English language.
Capacity Planning: From Uncertain Demand To Clear Work Plans
Capacity planning is the process of calculating the resources you need to meet your project demands and deadlines.
What Does a Product Manager Do? Key Skills, Responsibilities & Best Practices
A product manager steers the development of a product by defining its roadmap and features and balancing user needs with business goals.
7 Intuitive Game Project Management Tools to Streamline the Creative Process
Learn which of these 7 game project management tools will help you bring your games to life.
What Is Task Management? + How to Do It Right
Task management is the process of planning, tracking, and executing tasks. With the right software, you can also visualize workflows.
Debunking 7 Common Project Management Myths
“Execution is everything” is one project management myth that’s technically true, but quite problematic without the surrounding contexts.
How to Use Impact Effort Matrix for Improved Prioritization
The impact effort matrix is a prioritization tool that’s as simple to use as it is effective, requiring you to only assign impact and effort values for each item.
Program Management vs. Project Management: Mastering the Differences
Program management entails managing a group of related projects, while project management involves managing an individual project.
Project Management vs. Product Management: Why the Differences Matter
Product management creates and updates the product vision, while project management turns it into reality.
What Is CRM (Customer Relationship Management)?
CRM refers to processes and tools used to centralize and manage customer interactions to increase sales and customer satisfaction.
