Sometimes things go horribly wrong once. Other times, they go horribly wrong on a routine basis. Ever wonder why that is? If failure is a recurring theme in your projects, you'd be wise to download this deliverable.
Compacting fill is one of the most important jobs on a construction site. Keep track of it with this form.
The Final Project Performance Report is developed in the closing process. It documents final project performance as compared to the project objectives. The objectives from the project charter are reviewed, and evidence of meeting them is documented. Use this form to document your progress.
This Final Project Report provides a snapshot of your project and provides an outline to help you surfaces relevant information on milestones, budget, time, lessons learned, and more! Adapt it to fit your needs.
Get ready for the playoffs. This directory describes those application package vendors and their products that have made it to the final evaluation round for your development project.
Do you want to justify your workforce improvement program? You'll need some facts and figures. Use this calculator to help you put your case together.
E-mail marketing is a sensible, affordable way of acquiring and retaining customers. Check out our five-step plan to launching an effective, informative e-mail newsletter.
Change is the universal constant, but in project management, changes need to be requested in writing. Use this form to do just that.
What's going on with your project? Use this document to report to your PMO, project steering committee or to project stakeholders everything about your project -- recent activities, financial status, risk review, issues, milestones, deliverables and planned activities within future time periods.
Use this workbook to compute the Function Point Counts for an application. The worksheets within the workbook are interrelated. It also contains some user-defined functions to determine the complexity ratings of function types and their unadjusted function points.
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