The first marathon I ran was brutal in a way I hadn’t anticipated. I’d trained hard – or thought I had – followed a plan, read the guides, got a lot of advice. None of it was enough. I underestimated the distance, the terrain, and frankly my own limitations. I had no experienced guide on
Project management leaders – if Microsoft Project Online is part of your world, here’s something you need to know: it’s being retired on 30 September 2026. Hard stop. No extensions. No grace period. After that date, access is gone. But here’s the thing – this isn’t just a migration headache. It’s an opportunity. A chance to move your PMO onto a platform that’s built for
Smartsheet is a flexible platform — that’s largely the point. Organisations adopt it precisely because they can shape it around how they actually work, rather than adapting their processes to fit a rigid tool. But flexibility requires expertise to realise, and not every organisation has that in-house. If you’re looking at professional services to help
Managing lists and dropdown options across multiple Smartsheet assets can quickly become time‑consuming, especially when several sheets and forms rely on the same data. Smartsheet’s Data Shuttle provides an elegant solution, enabling teams to sync information automatically and maintain consistent, up‑to‑date choices without manual intervention. Why Data Shuttle Matters For organisations working at scale, keeping dropdown lists current is essential
