SharePoint not just Information Management ... but also to build skills!

There are many lists, libraries, pages etc ... in SharePoint that can store information ...

1. Document Libraries
1. .Txt Files
2. Word Documents
3. PowerPoint
2. Links (& Promoted Links)
3. Record Libraries
4. Enterprise Wiki Apps
5. Enterprise Blogging Apps 
6. Custom Lists
7. Discussion Boards (if your main staff have Contribute status on these Apps)

SharePoint also assist in distributing information to staff not even necessarily via web or mobile client. This also includes via e-mail, print out in hard copy or even verbal instructions etc ... 

Using Information other relatively unskilled staff members through working with this organisation and armed with this information can continue to build on their experience  ... I may argue that Information Management is an initial step in building a Skilled Workforce!

On average most people need a job but at the same time we all should all highlight how critical are skills and skilled staff are to the Workforce!

SharePoint Document Control to hone, fine tune and optimise your Organisation ...

It's fairly common that workers may only be operating at 40 - 50% efficiency - overall the whole organisation may only run at 70% efficiency no matter how hard you strive to increase the performance - can a more complete and effective utilisation of information be used to get these (seemingly) unattainable tweaks ??

It all starts with capturing everything in text files ... Word Documents and Power Point slides to make sure everything important is retained ... Controlled Documents or Document Control can then assist to make sense of all of this mass of information!

Or maybe you've already captured it but you need some extra assistance in making sense of it all!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Product_optimization
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Process_optimization

If you're experiencing this in your Organisation talk to your local SharePoint Partner today!

Project Management Triangle Example for Internet Television

The 7:30 Report

https://www.abc.net.au/7.30/stories/

We probably all know people that watch it religiously every night - whistle blowing and the Ombudsman on Manus Island etc ...

We surmise that:

1. Questionable Quality (as low relevance)
2. $$ Price is not much but
3. Can't always guarantee you have nothing else to do at 7:30! 

Thus with Video over IP:

1. Good Quality
2. Excellent Price
3. Excellent Availability

It's an indispensable source of information especially working with any Government related Organisations unless you want to go off and read the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hansard !! 

Salary Sacrificing (particularly in Government)

It's tough starting a business!

Salary Sacrificing through either through a clever Recruiter or Payroll Management company for the FBT Claims and items that are difficult to outright deduct is indispensable!

• Training
• External Courses
• Conferences
• Related flights and accommodation
• Living away from home allowances
  
• Telecommunications
• Smart phones
• Smart watches
• Home Office Expenses
• Co-working Spaces
  
• Etc ... 

Also refer to my previous post:

https://productive-business.blogspot.com/2018/12/technology-clouds-social-security-and.html

SharePoint - the resonant product for SME and Mid-Market

Pitched at the right level for these organisation sizes!

As this demonstration of resonance shows:

https://youtu.be/Oc27GxSD_bI

Youtube Premium - great for Businesses ~ for Consumers not so sure!

https://www.youtube.com/premium
~
if anyone has ever tried watching work videos - definitely worth it
that's when you also need nice fast un-congested Fibre connection - not an ADLs+ connection shared with 20 other people ~ so you can skip around more!

I am not sure how successful this product is if you are using Youtube for entertainment - personally I prefer then just to wait for the advertisements!

DIY Posts have shifted!!

 

Posts which are much MORE PRACTICAL and

LESS ACADEMIC! 

Please refer to:

       https://optimise-performance.blogspot.com

for these labelled Posts.