Business Proposal: Hyperlinking a Business Proposal

Hyperlinking a Business Proposal is easy, isn't it?We've all read hyperlinked documents on the web. They're a joy to browse and read. Such a timesaver for the time-poor worker. You only need to read the bare minimum. Just sufficient for your knowledge needs.If only the rest of life was this efficient!So it makes sense, doesn't it, to offer that wonderful time-saving capability to the assessor who is going to mark your proposal? Yes. Excellent idea. Anything that makes an assessor's task easier must be worth 5% more marks. And every little helps when you compete against the best in the world.But beware! If anything is going to trip up your electronic proposal submission, hyperlinking the various sections of the proposal together will. To rapidly generate a hyperlinked document, the actual hyperlinking task has to be completed by someone who has helped author the document and understands the proposal well and knows where to find everything.It isn't widely understood but hyperlinking also has to be the absolutely final activity in the proposal production activity. After everything else has been completed. This is because all the files need to be in the same location in order for hyperlinking to work. Typically, this only occurs once the files have been placed in a single folder ready for transferring to DVD disks, or other media they will be submitted on. Also the physical act of hyperlinking takes a long time. Even on a relatively small proposal. Way longer than you would ever imagine. If you decide to offer it, or the customer requests it, the proposal manager must plan to finish the proposal production at least one day prior to the date of despatch. On any sizable business proposal even that may be leaving it too late.I have seen at first hand the delay caused by hyperlinking a proposal almost cause the proposal to be lost, through late submission, when it took far longer to complete than first envisaged. The proposal was uploaded with literally minutes to spare.If you value your health (and keeping your job!) be wary of it and plan in sufficient time to do it properly. [EXTRACT] Hyperlinking a business proposition is easy, right? We've all read the documents with hyperlinks on the web. They are a joy to navigate and read. As a time saving time worker for the poor. Just read the least. Just enough for only knowledge needs.If the rest of life was so efficient! So it makes sense, is not to offer this wonderful ability to save time for the assessor who will mark your proposal? Yes excellent idea. Anything that makes the task easier for an assessor must have a value up 5% mark. And any little bit helps when you compete against the best world.But care! If there is something to be encountered in your electronic proposal submission, hyperlinks different sections of the proposal together a. To quickly generate a document with hyperlinks, hyperlink the real work must be completed by someone who has helped draft the document and believes that the proposed well and knows where to find everything. It is not widely known but also hyperlinks to be absolutely the final activity of the production activity of the proposal. After everything is completed. This is because all files must be in place so that the hyperlinks to work. Usually this only happens once the files have been placed in one folder ready to transfer to DVD, or any other means which will be presented. Also, the physical act of hyperlinks takes a long time. Even in a relatively small proposal. Way longer than I ever could imagine. If you decide to offer, or requests of customers, the manager of the proposal should plan to complete the proposed production at least one day before the date of shipment. On any important business proposal, including who may be leaving too late.I have seen first hand the delay caused by hyperlinks on a proposal about the proposal because it is lost through the late filing, when it took much longer to complete than first anticipated. The proposal was charged with just a few minutes spare.If you value your health (and keeping your job!) Take care of it and plan enough time to do it correctly.