Structured Documentation
operationsadministrationresearchtechnical work
What Is Structured Documentation?
Record information, decisions, procedures, or evidence so that it can be understood, retrieved, and reused.
Why Does Structured Documentation Matter?
Documentation matters when knowledge must remain available beyond the original conversation or person.
What Does It Look Like?
Someone applying structured documentation may:
- •records context and decisions
- •uses consistent naming and versioning
- •captures exceptions and changes
How to Develop Structured Documentation
You can develop it by:
- •document one recurring process for a new colleague
- •create a naming and version rule for a project
Where Can Structured Documentation Be Useful?
Structured Documentation can be useful in areas such as:
operationsadministrationresearchtechnical work
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