Tag Archives: Excel
Even though I’m not that technical, I’ve been keen to see if it was possible to use Large Language Models (LLMs) for practical, everyday tasks. One area that piqued my interest was Excel formula generation.
In Part 1 on Acquisition Planning, we provided an overview of the plan, identified who benefits, and some writing guidelines.
In Part 2, we’ll now go a little deeper and look at each part of the document.
In this four-part tutorial, I’ll show you how to setup cost calculation formulas in Excel to support your Cost Management Plan.
This week at Klariti we’re releasing a new set of Cost Management Plan templates. Each section in the MS Word template contains explanatory writing guidelines and sample text to help you get started. In addition to this, we have a new Explainer Guide which explains how to setup and configure the MS Excel spreadsheets. I […]
Last week I was talking to Laura, a supply chain expert working in Singapore, about an acquisition project she’s involved in. Essentially, she was tasked with helping it expand its operations. They need to quickly acquire new hardware and software for both the existing staff (about 60) and new employees soon to be onboarded (~25). […]
Where to start if you have to create a disaster recovery plan from scratch? We recommend that clients identify the most important items first – that is, what must be recovered – then look at how to recover the other assets you’ll need to get up and running. In this tutorial, we’re going to look […]