Now that you have your Activity List, it's time to get more in depth with this Activity Attributes template. This will help each manager assigned the work for each activity have a better understanding of what is required.
You have a Work Breakdown Structure with a list of deliverables, and now it's time to define the work needed to complete each activity. Use this form to list all of your activities and work descriptions before you estimate their cost and duration.
Harassment can take many forms. Use this analysis to help simplify your preparation for consistently enforcing your corporate policy.
Use this this form for prospective employees.
The Application Maintenance Manual presents information on your system and describes the programs in technical detail to assist the maintenance programmer. It is written for personnel who are responsible for the maintenance of the system and who need to understand the operating environment, security and control requirements.
Conducting an audit? Use this register to log in participants by name, organization and position. To be used in conjunction with the Audit Issues Log.
Use this log to keep track of issues during an audit. To be used in conjunction with the Audit Attendance Register.
This is the grandmother of all balanced scorecard templates! Here are 18 (count 'em, 18!) Excel templates that will help you develop a balanced score card from start to finish.
The Bottom-Up Cost Estimation Template is to estimate the cost of any portfolio, program or project by using the Bottom-Up Cost Estimation Technique. This template can be used in any type of industry. With the Bottom-Up Cost Estimation Technique, the overall cost of the project is estimated by breaking down the project into activities to the lowest level possible (similar to the Work Breakdown Structure). After considering the cost of each activity, the overall project cost is estimated.
This document is intended to help individuals generating business cases to validate their work using historic project information. It is inspired by the article BI and the Portfolio: Improving Annual Planning.
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