Prithviraj BhosaleDirector of Information Management| North Carolina State UniversityEllicott City, Md, United States
A project can have communication in the forms of meeting notes, emails exchanged, any IM messages that might go back and forth etc. Do you use a centralized document to store all this information where you can conveniently search for some content if you need to go back in time?
Communication can be spread across various mediums throughout the project and consolidating it into one place and indexing it for searching purposes is crucial in my opinion. Saving Changes...
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Thomas WalentaGlobal Project Economy ExpertHackenheim, Germany
A communication plan could be created that specifies which information is stored where in which format for keeping records. The document store should be searchable, easy to use, have access control to provide security, structured, taggable. Could have an email address to cc any emails in. We called it project control book (PCB) and had a specific application set up for it.
Not all communication should be preserved to enable creativity. Saving Changes...
Stéphane ParentSelf Employed / Semi-retired| Leader MakerPrince Edward Island, Canada
The project I work on uses an OpenText instance to store all project documents and emails. It integrates directly with Office applications. Saving Changes...
Without introducing a lot of administrative effort (e.g. remembering to archive email messages) using a collaborative, persistent chat platform such as Slack or MS Teams can help to consolidate communications related to a specific project or team.
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Prithviraj BhosaleDirector of Information Management| North Carolina State UniversityEllicott City, Md, United States
