Consultancy Report template. I need to write a 500-page consultant's
report for the re-engineering of a University. I have the research
and domain expertise. But it would save me a lot of time if there are
already templates for such types of reports that I can purchase.
By templates I mean a software copy with all the headings, etc that we
just change according to our own subject matter; working from the
template. It must be a template fit for a report that's supposed to be
very comprehensive and worth the money the client is paying.
Such templates need be wide in scope from Strategic Framwork, Business
Model, Operational Model, Marketing Strategies, etc |
Request for Question Clarification by
pelican-ga
on
09 Jan 2003 08:59 PST
Hello khean-ga,
I would be pleased to research your question, but need some
clarifications in order to get started:
1. Are you working in the Microsoft Windows environment?
2. Which one ... 95, 98, 2000, XP?
3. Do you want a Microsoft Office Word 2000 template?
4. How fancy should the template be, or how much are you willing to
spend?
5. Any other special requirements?
Let me know, so that I can locate exactly what you need.
Sincerely,
pelican-ga
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Clarification of Question by
khean-ga
on
09 Jan 2003 17:58 PST
Hi Pelican. Thanks for the reponse. To clarify your questions:
I am working in the Microsoft Windows environment, Windows 98. But I
need to work in Windows XP on my home computer too. Yes, I would like
the template to be .doc Office2000 if possible.
The template should be as fancy as possible (in this part of the
world, they like their reports to look like the money they are paying
for it; in this case about US$500000). Also, I need something that
helps me as much as possible, for I am not in this consultant
profession, have never written monster consultant reports and was
forcibly thrown into this job. May God (and Pelican)help me!
But I don't think I can pay more than US$100 for it. This is on my own
expense, to save my skin, and avoid being sacked if I can't do it.
p.s. any kind soul out there who reads this and who knows where I can
find good material on how Information Technology has changed the
nature of the business (and the job) in specific sectors/industries
please help. viz examples of how IT has changed the Construction,
Retail, Media, Shipping etc sectors.
sincerely
khean
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