Yeah, I think that is common ! Or more importantly, come up with a document with loads of
relevant stuff to note for the next time a project like that is undertaken. Stick it on a drive somewhere where nobody knows where it is, or even that it exists, then spend an extra 100k making the same f**king mistake again the next time.
Wondered if there was a good Knowledge Management system which could store them in a structured way. Maybe fuzzy or semantic search.
Posted By: Steve in Holland on March 2nd 2010 at 14:40:40
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- FAO Project Management-type-Wrathers (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Mar 2, 14:36:07
- it's gets filed away with the rest of the project documentation (General Chat) - Ralf Scrampton, Mar 2, 14:58:30
- yup (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Mar 2, 15:07:11
- hahahahahahaha (General Chat) - Tombs, Mar 2, 14:36:43
- Yeah, I think that is common ! Or more importantly, come up with a document with loads of (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Mar 2, 14:40:40
- Stick them on SharePoint. (General Chat) - tudders, Mar 2, 14:45:23
- Thass what we do intut (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Mar 2, 15:06:58
- Jumper-face. (n/m) (General Chat) - tudders, Mar 2, 15:09:34
- Thass what we do intut (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Mar 2, 15:06:58
- just put it on the 'S' drive (General Chat) - Tombs, Mar 2, 14:44:22
- yup (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Mar 2, 15:07:22
- Stick them on SharePoint. (General Chat) - tudders, Mar 2, 14:45:23
- Yeah, I think that is common ! Or more importantly, come up with a document with loads of (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Mar 2, 14:40:40
- it's gets filed away with the rest of the project documentation (General Chat) - Ralf Scrampton, Mar 2, 14:58:30
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