#jfditips
A precisely defined scope for a project will be the key to your #success.
Work with major #stakeholders to identify what is in and out of scope.
#Communicate and document any assumptions.
Ensure that everyone is on the same page.
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One of the best ways to optimise internal #operations is through automation.
However, before you can #improve any process, you must first identify inefficiencies.
Equally map-out your procedure to identify where candidates for #automation could exist.
Why #information needs to be tidy?
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Sometimes sources of #data are inappropriate and will need reworking. Ultimately giving rise to tidy data in which:
Columns are variables.
Rows are measurements.
Cells represent single #values.
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Your project scope will ensure a successful development.
JFDI always aims for scope #integrity through exhaustive #discovery, requirements gathering and clear #communication.
If you need to learn more ,JFDI offers training, #consultancy or mentoring from our extensive background of experience gained over years of working with #Microsoft/ #Appian technologies.
Get in touch: [email protected]
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Realising the full potential of your available software can optimise #tasks and significantly improve your #productivity.
Take time to get to know your #tools.
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Always keep software up to date.
Relying on old versions of preferred #applications makes a system vulnerable to attacks.
Managed #devices will prompt users to stay up-to-date, which is instrumental for your data #safety.
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Every team consists of members with various #skills and levels of experience.
Encourage in-house #knowledge transfer between colleagues.
They will increase their competency and you may gain #project flexibility
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No one knows your capacity and availability better than you.
Do not be afraid to say no to a client. It is better to say "no" than contradicting your involvement by then not being #available.
In those #situations, leverage a partner #network and schedule responsibly.
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Sometimes making progress is more important than pursuing #perfection.
It is essential to revisit your underlying code even if the developed solution is working. Such a #review gives you a chance to optimise and provide items for a #future road-map.