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Project Documentation
Project Management and Productivity Tools
Project documentation refers to the collection of written records—charters, requirements, plans, status reports, meeting minutes, risk logs, and closeout reports—that capture a project's decisions, progress, and outcomes. It provides accountability and a reference trail for stakeholders, supports communication across teams, and preserves institutional knowledge for future projects. Project managers and coordinators maintain it throughout the project life cycle as part of standard governance practice.
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