Data Gathering Mistakes Your Project Team Might Be Making
Common Data Management Mistakes in Project Teams and How to Avoid Them Data management is critical for project success, but even the best teams can
Common Data Management Mistakes in Project Teams and How to Avoid Them Data management is critical for project success, but even the best teams can
Once your project is in the wrap-up phase, it’s time to decide where your records will be stored—onsite or offsite. We’ve put together some pros,
Are your project documents the best they can be? Do they give readers the information they’re looking for in a way that’s easy to digest?
Project documentation proliferates at a startling pace. Before you know it, your current project’s files are stuffed, you have a stack of documentation boxes to
Forms and templates are the foundation for many types of project documents. Rather than putting unnecessary effort into creating new forms for each project, the
The shift to electronic documentation is in full swing, but hard copies haven’t been rendered obsolete quite yet. An efficient project may be best served by skillfully combining formats and allowing team members and stakeholders to access materials in the way best suited to each type of document. Understanding how materials are used, distributed and archived will help you determine the best way to use each format’s benefits to your advantage.
At the end of each project, it’s important to ensure your documentation – including e-mails, invoices, contracts, schedules, diagrams and anything else related to the project – can be easily located, retrieved, searched and referenced later.
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