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Approvals Buried In Email

When change disputes arise our records are messy and we cannot prove who accepted scope or cost. Analyze the pattern a…

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When change disputes arise our records are messy and we cannot prove who accepted scope or cost. Analyze the pattern across recent disputes, recommend one standard approval workflow and one change in how approvals are requested and recorded so we have a clean, auditable trail, and explain how to get consultants to accept that workflow. [ladder=L7]
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We lose disputes because approvals are buried in long email threads

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Architectural Project Manager

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