Using Obsidian as a Project Management Tool for Engineering Projects

The text discusses using Obsidian, a flexible note-taking software, as a project management tool for engineering projects. It emphasizes the flexibility of Obsidian to customize the software to individual needs and workflows. The author provides insights on preventing analysis paralysis, structuring projects in the vault, using folders vs tags vs Dataview queries, adding a landing page, organizing project blocks and milestones Kanban style, using the Projects and Kanban plugins, managing project notes and metadata, handling meeting notes, referring people and resources, and implementing task management. The text highlights the advantages of using Obsidian for project management, such as maximum flexibility and data sovereignty, while acknowledging that it may not be a complete replacement for specialized commercial project management software.