With record numbers of U.S. military reservists being called to active duty, employers in the United States need to be aware of regulations protecting the employment rights of those heading off to serve.
If you're putting together an RFI or RFP for concrete, grouting and piping, help yourself to this document to ask for the proper unit prices for these articles.
The best graphical or visual representation of complex concepts and data can be communicated through Kiviat charts. This deliverable will help you get smart on what a Kiviat chart is, what it does and how to use it properly.
This guide is designed to provide the project manager with guidance for basing certain workforce planning and communication tasks on corporate personal unpaid leave policy. A major focus is to reduce the risk of lawsuits connected to discrimination, while enabling the policy to assist employees in establishing a work/life balance.
Are you doing usability testing on your application's user interface? Use this checklist to perform a thorough review on how easily users interpret, navigate and respond to the GUI.
User acceptance testing of systems and components can be tedious. This simple test check sheet template focuses on test details (test action and expected outcome) and enables stakeholders to minimally record "pass/fail" results with sign-off on test outcomes by authorized testers. Adapt the template to suit your corporate needs.
Keep track of design documentation references, security, navigation and data specs using this worksheet.
How does a deployment plan for Siebel look? Just like this example, showing when, where and how the new Siebel system will be rolled out to users and clients.
This User Procedures Outline describes a set of procedures for how end-users should perform basic tasks using the application package.
When developing a new system, you'll have to interview the future users and ascertain their requirements for the system. This form walks you through the process.
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