2002 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Managing Documentation
Author : Thomas Stoehr
Published in: Managing e-business Projects
Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Included in: Professional Book Archive
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Managing documentation is a domain that is often neglected in modern project management — especially in an e-business environment. Many people view documentation as an unnecessary left-over from brick-and-mortar businesses. From their perspective dealing with documentation — often dismissed as `paper’ — is a waste of time and money and no longer useful in an `e-world’. Taking a look at modern work places and office desks gives a different impression: more paper is produced and used than ever before — the latest statistics on paper consumption prove this fact. We are still far from the idea of a ‘paperless office’, propagated in the early eighties. Moreover, `paper’ is not the only format for documentation — documentation might come also in electronic format.