E-Info Consulting Team Project Erica and Dilpreet
How to organize your files Use a consistent method of naming your files and folders Keep names short by using abbreviations For example: Draft= DFT Contract=CTR Schedule= SCHED Receipt= RCPT
How to organize your files Create subcategories for your documents Clean out your files at least once a year For example: Advantages: You can easily find the files you need Maximize space on your computer Clear out old unnecessary files Step One- Determine which files are important for you to save. Step Two- Determine which files are dispensable.
Where to backup your files Consider storing documents online Backup files on external storage devices Store a hard copy External Hard Drive USB Flash Drive CD
Organizing Files Sort files by topic and arrange alphabetically -Financing -Contracts -Drafts -Business plans -Letters -Reports -Forms -Budget Sheets
Organizing Messages Sort messages by sender, topic, or date. Clean up your mailbox monthly Within sender/topic folder organize it alphabetically Within date folder organize it chronologically Delete items you no longer need Avoid keeping large file attachments
Organizing Addresses Sort addresses by first or last name Sort addresses by clients, employees, and business partners Organize subcategories by creating alphabetical menu
Organizing Websites Sort websites by topic, or date Within sender/topic folder organize it alphabetically Within date folder organize it chronologically
Overview Use a consistent method of naming your files and folders Keep names short by using abbreviations Create subcategories for your documents Clean out your files at least once a year Backup your files onto an external storage device