Posted by Denham on September 02, 2002 at 16:46:30:

In Reply to: Documentation Methods and Procedures posted by Macheck on September 02, 2002 at 15:16:44:

Greetings Machek,

I guess it depends on what aspects you wish to document and the types of projects you are dealing with!. Documentation for a movie project would be quite different to that for constructing a nuclear power station. Documentation for knowledge transfer is different to capturing setup & compliance data for the FDA or EPA. Documentation for charting medical symptoms or tracking medical trials and efficiacy is different to projects looking at tax audit compliance.

• Learning histories and AARs (after action reviews) are great ways to capture reviews, to avoid repetition of past mistakes, to gather suggestions for improvements.
  
• Roles, activities, flows, rules, ontologies... A good place to start is the IDEF methodology
  
• PMBOK is another very useful source.

More context on the nature of the projects would help.

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