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Managing Professional Service Delivery
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Managing Professional Service Delivery

by Barry M. Mundt, Francis J. Smith, Stephen D. Egan Jr.
June 2014
Beginner content levelBeginner
167 pages
5h 33m
English
CRC Press
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91Conducting the Engagement
Discussion of work accomplished in this reporting period
Work to be accomplished in the next reporting period
Identication of any issues, delays, or obstacles to meeting objectives and
staying on budget and schedule
Emerging issues and ideas
Presentation of draft task, segment, or phase deliverables
The size of the client’s project will drive the frequency and complexity of these
reports. On smaller engagements, the progress report will be short and to the point.
Such reports often can be imbedded in a cover letter to the progress bill and pre-
sented as a sentence or two on each of the above topics. Issues and delays, however,
should be presented in more detail, along with a corrective action plan. On ...
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ISBN: 9781439851425