PS Best Practices Blog Articles

Did you ever want to lock a column while scrolling through your data views? This video will show you how.

New Year, New Resolutions, right?  One that I always put on my list is ‘keeping up with my workload and staying current with technology’.  I put them together since they…

I’ve been traveling quite a bit lately for both customer and company promotion activities. You may not think this is odd, but TOP Step is a virtual company and we…

Working in a virtual company, communication is very important to keep everyone on track, engaged in the business, and aware of tips and tricks of the trade. We don’t all…

Communication I find is the key to change management, project management, team management, and operational management.  The cliché of ‘ignorance is bliss’ doesn’t apply in the real world of day…

I’ve had the privilege of working in US Federal Government contracting organizations, global and national software company services organization, and strict consulting organizations.   In working with our diverse customer base,…

There is an annual event my company attends to network, gain insight into new technology, and learn about new technology partners that may help us provide more solution options to…

Continuing with the timesheet requirements theme, now it’s time to figure out how precise your consultants and subcontractors need to be when entering time into their timesheets. And what about…

In this ongoing blog series about timesheet practices, we look at who is responsible for entering timesheets in your organization.   One primary reason for timesheet entry is to capture client…

The objective of capturing time on a timesheet is generally to determine effort required to deliver client work.  The result of capturing this time is two-fold: 1)      Conversion of effort…