Project Management

By Joe Raasch

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How much time do you spend writing reports and presentations to your manager? If this task takes up too much of your time, here is a way to make the work of writing a report efficient and effective. You will spend less time collecting information ... more »

How to Write a Standard Operating Procedure

By eHow Business Editor

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A Standard Operating Procedure, or an "SOP," is a document containing instructions on how to perform a task. It ensures that routine jobs get performed safely and in compliance with applicable regulations. You can write an authoritative Standard ... more »

How to Build a Bridge

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Bridges are a piece of engineering which take months and sometimes years to build with many hands in the building process. Here's an overview of the basic steps they follow when engineers design those enormous hunks of steel and concrete... more »

How to calculate net present value (NPV)

By Ron Auerbach

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One way to decide if an investment or project is worthwhile is to calculate something called NPV. This article will show you how to calculate it's value. And as an instructor, I'll walk you through every step in terms you'll easily understand... more »

How to Create a Document Distribution Matrix

By Edward Farkas

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Information has to get to the right people at the right time and it is the Project Manager’s responsibility to make sure that happens. A Document Distribution Matrix is a tool that helps automate that process... more »

How to Find Professional and Cost-Effective Safety Training for Forklifts

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If you work in the construction, industrial, maritime or fishing industries, or anywhere heavy machinery and lifts are used, than you know the importance of safety training. Lives may and do depend on it. So here are a couple of easy steps to ... more »

How to Improve Service Level in a Call Center

By eHow Business Editor

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In a call center, "service level" refers to the percentage of calls employs field within a specific period. If you are not attaining the service level goals for your call center, follow these steps to improve your numbers... more »

How to open a Bar or Nightclub

By excellentbars

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How to Open a Bar or Nightclub, Chris’ extensive experience in concept development, design, market placement and construction management have given him the insight to be able to design layouts that maximize flow patterns and provide energy points ... more »

How to Pass a Drug Test

By eHow Business Editor

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It should be noted that taking drugs is illegal. However, if you did happen to indulge and find yourself in a precarious situation with your place of employment, or a court ordered test, here are some ways to help you pass a drug test... more »

How to Plan a Fundraiser

By Sharon Slayton

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Millions of people are becoming involved in causes. Whether it's global warming, energy, healthcare, or any one of a number of excellent causes, the key to starting or operating any non-profit or public service group is funding. How do you ... more »

How to Write a Project Charter

By Joe Raasch

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Ever get partway through a project and forget why you were doing the project? Or maybe the project team has grown a bit larger than you expected? With a project charter, you can mitigate or eliminate these and other project management ... more »

How to Create a Project Charter Document

By eHow Business Editor

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Projects need focus and structure if they are to achieve success. Many people use a project charter to provide an overview and mission of a project. Once the charter is complete and circulated, it becomes easier to implement the project... more »

How to delegate routine tasks effectively

By Alyson Carson

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I have had some terrible experiences with delegating. I was on the recipient side, and the person delegating to me did not delegate effectively. The truth is, most people don’t know how to delegate effectively. There are two types of tasks you ... more »

How to Develop an Escalation Plan

By Edward Farkas

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When customers feel that they need to get a better or quicker response they may want to escalate an issue. Internally a project team member may feel that a problem requires going to a higher level of management. Escalation Plans provide the ... more »

How to Develope the 4 P's for your company (Product, Price, Promotion, and Placement)

By Sheri22

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THE 4 P'S - PRODUCT, PRICE, PROMOTION and PLACEMENT An Example As a demonstration on how someone can use the 4' P's, product, price, promotion and placement at their business, I am going to use a small popcorn establishment to demonstrate this ... more »

How to Breed Buffalo

By eHow Business Editor

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Buffalo or bison breeders rarely use artificial insemination and cows usually deliver their calves on the range without any need for human intervention. So, when it comes to buffalo breeding, all you really need are a few guidelines and to let ... more »

How to Cope with Being Paid in the US Dollar Currency

By Nona-Michael Jackson

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Working abroad for a US company is nice until you find that the currency is not what you expect. There is a crystal clear solution to the problem and a better way too of handling it. You work abroad and hope to be paid in a different currency ... more »

How to Create a Life Cycle Cost Estimate

By Edward Contreras

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A life cycle cost estimate for a program is important because the manager is responsible for replacing a new program or project after the expected outcome or returns on investment were achieved. Read on to learn more about why an estimate is ... more »

How to Create a Plan of Actions and Milestones

By Adaptive Leadership SystemsLLC

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It is often difficult to get started on a project without a clear set of goals, activities and milestones. Goals are important because you have to know what you are trying to achieve. Activities are important because they help establish the ... more »

How to draw simple and clear Flow Chart?

By danoh123

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To draw a clear Flow Chart is a critical for a good communication... more »

How to Engrave the Outside of a Ring on a U-MARQ Machine

By Elisha Kaufman

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How to engrave the outside of a ring Detailed explanations about how to engrave the outside of a ring using a U-MARQ computerized engraver... more »

How to Make Suggestions Count at Work

By eHow Business Editor

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You have a great idea that you know will improve things at work. It may even save the company money. It is all in the presentation! Plan out how you will present your idea and you can make your suggestions count at work... more »

How to Prepare an Expense Report

By Anish

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With a little planning, preparing an expense report can be a snap. Use these tips to clear the confusion and be confident in your report's accuracy... more »

How to Use Gantt Chart for Project Management

By eHow Business Editor

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A Gantt chart is useful project management chart that aids in planning a project having many components and team members. A Gantt chart plans the tasks that need to be completed, sets a timeline for the tasks, plans the allocation of resources ... more »

How to Write a Grant Inquiry Letter

By crossroad

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A grant inquiry letter is a letter that most funders require to be submitted before making a determination as to whether or not a project is feasible and/or within their guidelines for funding. It is synonymous with a proposal letter and is a 1 ... more »

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