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Managing Project Scope Creep in the ProjectSuite365 Work Flow
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Managing Project Timelines In the ProjectSuite365 Work Flow
Few things irritate clients more than not being on time. You can set yourself apart from your competition by first showing up on time for planned meetings by arriving 10 minutes early. And set realistic benchmarks for completion. Allow for things like rain days and interruptions. Do not promise a hard deadline, and over estimate the time it is going to complete each step of the project. That way when you complete the step on time or earlier, you are the hero.
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Managing Subcontractors and Suppliers in the ProjectSuite365 Work Flow
Your ProjectSuite365 app keeps all of your Subcontractors and Suppliers organized to assist you in assigning them to your projects, as well as communicating with them during the life cycle of the project.
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Managing Communication in the ProjectSuite365 Work Flow
Ensuring good communication will keep things peaceful between you, your client and your subcontractors and suppliers. Always make notes when you agree to something, and follow up to inspect that what you communicated has been carried out. ProjectSuite365 includes an excellent Communication system between you, the stakeholder and your crew. ProjectSuite365 also includes an image gallery for each of your projects where you and your team can post images of ongoing progress and details.
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Managing Project Budgets in the ProjectSuite365 Work Flow
The larger a project becomes, the smaller your percentage of what you keep as profit and the cost of doing business. It's easy to think that something fits into your budget that you did not anticipate. Plan your budget carefully before work begins and stick to it.
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Managing Client Changes and Additions in the ProjectSuite365 Work
Effectively manageing Changes and Additions in your Work Agreement is a an important factor in meeting and exceeding client expectations. Always remember, people do not appreciate what you give them for FREE.
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