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Roll out access rules so only consultants and client sponsors can open confidential assessments.
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+Roll out access rules so only consultants on the project team and client sponsors [sponsor=Maya…
Execute — do the immediate task
+Roll out access rules so only consultants on the project team and client sponsors [sponsor=Maya Singh] and [sponsor=Tom Hargrove] can open confidential assessments; apply access restrictions and share with that group only.
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+Harden access to confidential assessments: create a reusable template with access limited to the…
Improve — make it easier to accept
+Harden access to confidential assessments: create a reusable template with access limited to the consulting project team plus [sponsor=Maya Singh] and [sponsor=Tom Hargrove], enforce view‑only and no‑download where possible, and send a short access justification to sponsors so they know who has permissions and why.
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Management ConsultantAdobe Acrobat ProSharePointalso: Roll Out Confidential Access Rulesalso: Grant Consultant/Sponsor Rights Only
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