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.
Each employee or team member is unique, with specific skills, talents, weaknesses and work styles. Shouldn't your employee incentive and reward program reflect that individuality? This set of checklists and worksheets will help you develop a program to keep employees happy and motivated, with appropriate incentives and rewards--developed with input from each of them
What impact will your project have on your organization? This assessment will help you and your stakeholders understand various types of impacts and better prepare to deal with them.
This deliverable will help you write a plan to cover how products or services will be operated and maintained after your project is implemented.
This six-page PMO Charter template is perfect for a single-program PMO. Using the step-by-step instructions provided, it should take very little time to complete, offer a very clear vision for the PMO and define what will make it successful.
This double template is a quick and dirty way for a PM to get some thoughts on paper regarding what has to happen before and during project implementation and project transition.
Here's a simple and practical Excel spreadsheet set up so you can calculate cash flows.
The site survey process is a key activity in planning and deploying a product. This document allows the customer to provide a detailed description of the environment where it will be installed. Obtaining such information will assist a company engineer when providing support prior, during and after the product installation.
This extensive document template will help you to ensure that everyone--client and consultant--is on the same page before you begin your next project.
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"When I examine myself and my methods of thought, I come to the conclusion that the gift of fantasy has meant more to me than my talent for absorbing positive knowledge." - Albert Einstein |
