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What are the tools that are often used to speed up the project process when necessary?

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- the project management planning process, with project templates and scheduling
- other project management tools that speed up the project process

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According to Chadwick (2012), project templates ease a project manager's burden and helps in speeding up a project's completion. Project planning is essential in any kind of work or project. Lack of proper planning can lead to problems and difficulties such as exceeding estimated budget or not being able to finish the project on the deadline. Planning before starting a project gives a good start to any endeavor. Getting equipped with the right tools can speed up the whole process. Planning can also help in saving financial resources and one of the tools to track progress is by having a well-prepared template that will keep all the staff and members the focus needed to guide them all to the next level. It ...

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