What’s the Best Way to Track Time?
First and foremost, it should be noted that “best” is a relative term. The best way for you might not be the best way for someone else. You’ll need to…
The Importance of Team Building and how to do it Right
Team building is a valuable investment for any company — and it’s an important part of making a Traffic Manager’s job easy. Why? Because high morale and camaraderie between employees…
Workflow and Employee Turnover
“Susan is leaving the agency. Her last day is Friday.” As a Traffic Manager, these words send shivers down my spine. [Even worse is a phrase like, “We regret to…
Have you Submitted your Time Sheet yet?
How can you, as an employee, expect to be paid when the agency isn’t being paid? That’s what that value of Time Sheets boils down to, in my opinion. Time…
What’s on tap for CurrentTrack?
As alluded to in my last blog post, we are currently in the development phase of an ambitious redesign of our project management system, CurrentTrack®. Our plan is to emphasize the…
CurrentTrack Redesign Update
When the Developware team came together at the end of 2012 to discuss our plans for the coming year, we reached a consensus that an interface refresh should be a…
The Ad Agency of *Name*, *Name* and *Name*
Advertising, an industry in a constant state of flux, has mostly gotten away from the last name on the door naming conventions of the past. Instead, modern agencies are opting…
Well, the Telephone was Ringing
Recently, I took a call from a new client who, at the start of our conversation, mentioned how pleased she was to always get a live body on the phone…
Whose house? In-house!
Lately, we've noticed an uptick in interest in CurrentTrack® from in-house marketing departments. Traditionally, our goal has been to serve small- to medium-sized ad agencies and creative services firms. In response to…
I was a border collie in a previous life.
At some point in your life, you’ve undoubtedly been asked the question, “If you were a dog, what kind of dog would you be?” You may even have felt a…