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Report Writing. Types of Reports How to Write Reports Computer Reports Anatomy of a Report Sales Proposals Future of Reports. Agenda. CVs, Resumes Email, Web site, FAQs Letters, Newsletters, Brochures, Articles, Catalogs Advertisements, Notice Board, Pamphlets, Signs, Press Release

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  1. Report Writing

  2. Types of Reports How to Write Reports Computer Reports Anatomy of a Report Sales Proposals Future of Reports Agenda
  3. CVs, Resumes Email, Web site, FAQs Letters, Newsletters, Brochures, Articles, Catalogs Advertisements, Notice Board, Pamphlets, Signs, Press Release Presentations, multimedia, talks Reports, Manuals, Proposals, Books How We Communicate3
  4. Sales Reports InspectionReports AnnualReports Audit Reports Which Reports? FeasibilityReports ProgressReports White Papers
  5. Proposals User Manuals Technical Manuals White Papers Technical Writing Reports
  6. Formal Reports and Informal Reports Information Reports Analytical Reports Recommendation Reports Classification of Reports
  7. 5 Steps to Report Writing1 Define the problem Gather the necessary information Analyze the information Organize the information Write the report
  8. Comparison/contrast Problem-solution Elimination of alternatives General to particular Geographic or spatial Functional Chronological Organizing Reports
  9. UK English and US English International English and Indian English Denotation and Connotation Let me know when you’re free next week for a meeting. Could you let me know what times you have free? Tone Terry is hung up on trivial details. Terry is meticulous and takes care of details that others sometimes ignore. Words, Words, Words
  10. Brief writing style Omit needless words Combine sentences Rewrite Campus Jewelers’ main objective is to increase sales. Specifically, the objective is to double sales in the next five years by becoming a more successful business. Campus Jewelers’ objective is to double sales in the next five years. Writing Style
  11. Chicago Manual of Style Elements of Style by Strunk & White Dictionary Microsoft Manual of Style AMA Style Guide We do IT in Style!
  12. Cover Page Title Page Letter of Transmittal Table of Contents List of Illustrations Executive Summary Report Body Anatomy of a Report
  13. Introduction Purpose and Scope;Limitations, Assumptions, and Methods Background/History of the Problem Body Presents and interprets data Conclusions and Recommendations References or Works Cited Appendixes Interview transcripts, questionnaires, question tallies, printouts, and previous reports Report Body
  14. Background Summarize conclusions and recommendations Minor problems. Thank those who helped. Additional research necessary Thank the reader. Offer to answer questions. Letter of Transmittal
  15. Budget Objectives Strategy and Tactics Schedule Results Closing Sales Proposal2
  16. Use nomorethan5fonts. Use no more than 5 colors. Use glossy paper. Use white space. Use templates. Use parallelism. Avoid double emphasis. Document Design
  17. Proposals 250-page reports 90-minute oral presentation 50-page summary Reports Multi-media Web Future Reports
  18. Questions You, We, I – personal pronouns Standards for reports How long? Common Errors It’s a common error! Its consequences are great! Singular & Plural errors. Neutrality (he/she, John) FAQ and CE
  19. Business Communication, Kity O Locker and Stephen Kyo Kaczmarek, 2004 “A Decent Proposal” by John Fellows, www.sellingpower.com, 2002 Better Business Writing, The Sunday Times Reference