home
contact
site map
my account
Usually report writing guides set different recommendations for composing a typical report structure and creating report content. Here, in this short guide, probably the most comprehensive layout that fits with most aims and objectives is presented. The key components of a typical report structure are:
- Title Page
- Abstract
- Introduction
- Description of Procedure
- Discussion
- Appendix
- Sample Calculations
- References
You should note that not all sections of this sample layout are mandatory. Some of the sections can be used when applicable. VIP Task Manager will help you use this layout and add the key components to create a comprehensive report. VIP Task Manager is a software solution that helps manage todo lists, develop schedules and build structures for projects and reports.
Action plan
Action Plan:
- Use Task Tree view of VIP Task Manager to create a tree-like structure for your report.
- Follow the described report layout and use task groups in VIP Task Manager to add the key components in your report structure.
- Use tasks in VIP Task Manager to specify the lowest elements of your report structure.
- Use "Print" option of the software to get a printable copy of your job sheet.
- In case of necessity, you can get additional help by reading some literature on the definition.
 |
CentriQS Reporting Tasks Solution CentriQS offers several tools for task reporting. Users can work with Pivot grid, generate charts and use Time Logs view which lets filter, group and sort time logs for creating time tracking reports. These reports can be used for various purposes such as performance measuring, payroll calculating, client billing, etc.
|
home
contact
site map
my account