Reporting is a crucial tool used by businesses to make more informed decisions. It presents the right picture to internal and external stakeholders and you can use it as the trigger for many initiatives. We will show you how to undertake the task of building out an organisational report by following a sequence of steps. First, you'll learn to identify the correct sources within your organisation to collect data for your reporting tasks. Defining your report’s requirements and the topics you want to focus on is essential. We'll show you how to build a requirement document and report aligned with your reporting objectives. If it lacks the engagement ingredients, it will appear as dull to read as it was to create: it's time to shake things up. How does one go about creating an engaging report? We'll show you how to strike a balance while engaging your audience.

You conduct a gap analysis to identify the differences or 'gaps' between your organisation's present and future ideal state and identify any issues. Building your first report is fun and challenging at the same time. We will show you which software applications and tools to present your data in various formats under the report's requirements. Having completed it, you need to obtain feedback from your key stakeholders to determine what works and doesn't. You'll study how to get customer feedback and use their responses to make relevant changes. An organisation's goals and missions may change with time, necessitating corresponding changes and improvements in your reports. We'll show you how to make changes to satisfy your pre-set objectives and meet the expectations of the concerned parties.

We designed this course for people who handle organisational data and prepare operational reports. This course benefits people who deal with customers directly and adjust their business practices according to the customer requirements. Anyone interested in reporting or working for an organisation can opt for the course without prerequisite knowledge. Reporting is a necessary part of every organisation, which makes organisational writing an essential skill for managers and other professionals. The instructor, Robert Chapman, explains the complete step-by-step process in plain language that is easy to understand and remember. Business owners look for professionals with reporting knowledge to improve productivity, accuracy and timelessness. Any knowledge or experience in organisational reporting hence offers a wide array of career opportunities. Join this course to build and improve your expertise and learn for free!