by Mark DiGirolamo | Jun 22, 2013 | Product Release
Whether you’re collaborating on a bunch of tasks, managing an Initiative, or reporting on company Objectives, a lot of content gets generated. Putting together the Q4 Quarterly Report? That’s probably a Word or PDF document. Moving to a new office? ... by Mark DiGirolamo | Jun 10, 2013 | Product Release
Getting things done starts with making a plan. You set goals, target dates, define work to be done, and decide who’s going to do it. As you use Shibumi to develop your work plan, you may find that “who’s going to do it” isn’t necessarily cut-and-dry. You know you’re... by Mark DiGirolamo | May 23, 2013 | Product Release
In our latest release, inspired by your suggestions and feedback, we’ve focused on improving two of the core tenets of Shibumi: context and security. Providing better context Context is all about providing perspective: it’s more than seeing the trees or... by Mark DiGirolamo | Apr 30, 2013 | Product Release
When managing initiatives, things can take on a life of their own. We’ve all experienced it first hand, countless times: all the emails, status reports, meetings, task lists… they get out of control and pretty soon things start getting lost in the shuffle. Members of... by Mark DiGirolamo | Mar 29, 2013 | Product Release
In a lot of ways initiatives (or projects or programs) are like companies. They come in every shape and size. The way companies and teams manage their initiatives is also completely unique. Some prefer a very flat plan, with few levels and long task lists. Others...