What project continuity means—and how it works
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Start with what the next person cannot do. Buying a project tool is only one possible response.
Choose the tool
Buy only the missing capability.
Compare the current process, a free board and a structured project tool.
Compare the current process, a free board and a structured project tool.
6 practical guides
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Spreadsheet, board or project tool?
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Use the smallest tool that preserves ownership, sequence and the meaning of each repeat.
Nifty for internal project continuity
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Nifty is a conditional option for connected project work—not a substitute for an accepted handover.
Compare the whole cost of a project workflow
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Compare the actual quoted plan and implementation work; a cheap seat is not the whole cost.
When to keep the tools you already have
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A reliable shared list can beat a more capable system that nobody maintains.
Run a small, reversible continuity pilot
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Test one unfinished chain and one repeating task before moving the team’s real records.