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SayPro Report Writing Compile all data into a SayPro-compliant research presentation

✅ SayPro Task: Report Writing – Research Presentation Compilation

🗓️ Period: [Insert Relevant Period]
📁 Final Output: SayPro-Compliant Research Presentation

🎯 Objective:

To compile all relevant research data, analysis, and forecasts into a polished, professional SayPro research presentation using the approved template and formatting standards.

✅ 1.SayPro Content to Include:

Section	Description
Title Slide	Project title, your name, date, SayPro logo
Executive Summary	1-page overview of objectives, methods, and key findings
Research Background	Context, problem statement, relevance to SayPro strategy (e.g. SCRR-5 focus)
Methodology	Tools used (e.g. GPT prompts, CRM data, surveys), data sources, validation methods
Findings & Insights	Charts, topic clusters, user trends, market sizing data
Forecasts	3–5 year projections with visual graphs and key takeaways
Recommendations	Strategic actions, implementation suggestions
Appendices	GPT prompts used, raw data summary, source documents (optional)

✅ 2.SayPro Design & Formatting Guidelines:

Use the SayPro Research Report Slide Template (PowerPoint or Google Slides)
Font: SayPro standard (e.g., Calibri, size 11–14 for text, 20+ for titles)
Visuals: Include graphs, icons, charts (bar, pie, trend lines)
Tone: Clear, data-driven, professional (no informal or speculative language)
Citations: Footnotes or references for all data sources

✅ 3.SayPro File Submission Instructions:

Format:
- .pptx (PowerPoint) or .pdf version of presentation
File Naming:
SayProResearchReport_[ProjectName]_[YourName]_[Month].pptx
Submit via:
- SayPro Research Portal
- Or email to: reports@saypro.online

📎 Attachments to Include (optional but recommended):

✅ GPT Prompt Log
✅ Raw GPT Output (cleaned)
✅ Market Sizing Sheets
✅ Forecasting Data Tables

26/05/2025

SayPro Market Sizing Analyze market data using SayPro templates
✅ SayPro Task: Topic Extraction Using GPT

🗓️ Reporting Period: [Insert Period]
📁 Assignment: Extract 100 topics per category using SayPro GPT tools.

Objective:

Use GPT (SayPro-curated or custom prompts) to extract at least 100 research or discussion topics for each assigned category (e.g., SCRR-5, demographic segments, or thematic units).

Step-by-Step Task Guide:

🔷 1. Prepare Input Prompts
- Use SayPro-approved GPT prompt structures.
- Example prompt:
  “List 100 relevant research topics related to urbanization and youth development in East Africa.”
🔷 2. Run Prompts in GPT Tool
- Use SayPro GPT platform or authorized GPT-4 interface.
- Generate clean, diverse, non-repetitive topic outputs.
🔷 3. Organize Output
- Use the SayPro Topic Extraction Template, with the following fields:
  - Topic ID
  - Category (e.g., SCRR-5: Social Change)
  - Topic Title
  - Brief Description (optional)
  - GPT Prompt Used
  - Date of Extraction
🔷 4. Review & Clean Up
- Eliminate duplicates or vague entries.
- Ensure alignment with SayPro thematic and research standards.
✅ Deliverables:
- Minimum 100 topics per assigned category
- Completed Topic Extraction Sheet
- Reference list of GPT prompts used
- Submit to: topics@saypro.online or upload to the SayPro Research Portal
📂 File Naming Convention:

TopicExtraction_[Category]_[YourName]_[Month].xlsx

Would you like me to generate:
- ✅ A sample GPT topic extraction prompt?
- ✅ The official topic extraction Excel template?
You said:

SayPro Market Sizing Analyze market data using SayPro templates

ChatGPT said:

Here’s a detailed task outline for your SayPro Market Sizing assignment:

✅ SayPro Task: Market Sizing Analysis

🗓️ Period: [Insert Date Range]
📁 Project: [Insert Project Name or Category]

Objective:

Analyze available market data to estimate the market size using SayPro’s official templates and methodologies.

Step-by-Step Instructions:

🔷 1. Gather Data
- Collect relevant data sources, including:
  - SayPro CRM exports
  - Public market reports
  - GPT-generated insights
  - Industry statistics
🔷 2. Use SayPro Market Sizing Template
- Access the official SayPro market sizing Excel or Google Sheets template.
- Fill in the required fields:
  - Total Addressable Market (TAM)
  - Serviceable Available Market (SAM)
  - Serviceable Obtainable Market (SOM)
- Input quantitative data on market segments, customer demographics, and potential revenue.
🔷 3. Perform Calculations
- Apply formulas for market estimates (e.g., CAGR, growth rates).
- Use available trend data from GPT outputs or external sources to forecast market expansion.
🔷 4. Interpret Findings
- Add narrative insights to the template or accompanying report:
  - Market growth drivers
  - Key barriers or risks
  - Strategic opportunities
🔷 5. Review and Validate
- Cross-check data against multiple sources for accuracy.
- Ensure compliance with SayPro data ethics and reporting guidelines.
Deliverables:
- Completed SayPro Market Sizing Template (Excel or Google Sheets)
- Summary Report or Slide Deck (if required)
- Submission via SayPro Research Portal or email: marketsizing@saypro.online
File Naming Format:

MarketSizing_[ProjectName]_[YourName]_[Date].xlsx
26/05/2025

SayPro templates to format monthly sentiment data

SayPro Monthly Sentiment Report Template

Month: [Month & Year]

Prepared by: [Your Name / Team]

Report for: SayPro Stakeholders / Management

1. Executive Summary

Overview of overall sentiment trends this month.
Key highlights: % positive, neutral, negative sentiment change vs. previous month.
Top drivers of sentiment (services, campaigns, events).

2. Sentiment Breakdown by Service Line

Service Line	Total Feedback	Positive (%)	Neutral (%)	Negative (%)	Sentiment Trend vs. Last Month
eLearning	[X]	[X]%	[X]%	[X]%	↑ / ↓ / → [Value]
Community Development	[X]	[X]%	[X]%	[X]%	↑ / ↓ / → [Value]
Research	[X]	[X]%	[X]%	[X]%	↑ / ↓ / → [Value]
Career Services	[X]	[X]%	[X]%	[X]%	↑ / ↓ / → [Value]

3. Key Emotional Insights

Most common emotions detected (e.g., satisfaction, frustration, hope).
Emotional intensity trends compared to previous month.
Notable feedback quotes illustrating emotional tones.

4. Recommendations

Actions to reinforce positive sentiment.
Address areas causing negative sentiment.
Opportunities for improving communication or service delivery.

5. Appendix

Methodology summary (data sources, sentiment analysis approach).
Sample feedback excerpts.
Glossary of terms if necessary.

26/05/2025

SayPro Data Collection

Primary Sources

SayPro Website Feedback Forms
- Collect from course, service, and donation pages.
SayPro Social Media Platforms
- Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram, LinkedIn comments & DMs
Email Feedback & Surveys
- Support inbox, monthly newsletters, Mailchimp/Zoho surveys
Mobile App Reviews
- Google Play & App Store
SMS and WhatsApp Interactions
- Extract and anonymize open responses.
Live Chat Transcripts (if applicable)
- From Zendesk, Intercom, or in-app chatbots
In-Person or Event-Based Feedback Forms
- Workshops, training, pop-up sessions, and outreach programs
Third-Party Review Platforms
- Trustpilot, HelloPeter, or Google Reviews (if available)

✅ Phase 2: Classification Framework

🔹 Classification by Topic (Sample 12 Categories)

Category	Description Example
Course Experience	Teaching quality, curriculum, pacing
Customer Support	Response time, helpfulness
Website/App Usability	Navigation, accessibility
Value for Money	Pricing fairness, affordability
Trust & Credibility	Honesty, transparency
Staff Behavior	Friendliness, professionalism
Accessibility & Inclusion	Language, disability access
Logistics & Timing	Delivery, scheduling
Content Quality	Relevance, clarity
Emotional Response	Gratitude, frustration
Overall Satisfaction	Net sentiment & rating
Suggestions for Improvement	Ideas, feature requests

✅ Phase 3: Classification by Sentiment

Sentiment Type	Description
Positive	Praise, success stories
Neutral	Factual, non-emotional input
Negative	Complaints, dissatisfaction
Mixed/Conflicted	Both praise and criticism

✅ Phase 4: Tools for Automation (Optional)

If you’d like to automate classification and collection:

Data Scraping: Use Python (BeautifulSoup, Selenium)
Sentiment Analysis: OpenAI API, VADER, TextBlob, or HuggingFace Transformers
Feedback Tagging: GPT-4 or fine-tuned BERT for topic classification
Survey Tools: Google Forms + Google Sheets or Typeform + Zapier for real-time entry
Database Storage: Google BigQuery, Airtable, Excel, or MySQL

✅ Phase 5: Reporting & Insights

Monthly Report Example:

Volume: 3,214 feedback entries collected
Sentiment Breakdown: 65% Positive, 20% Neutral, 15% Negative
Top 3 Issues:
- App load time (16% of all negative comments)
- Staff response delays
- Lack of rural training center access
Top Praise Areas:
- Youth entrepreneurship courses
- Accessibility in local languages
- Free services for jobseekers

26/05/2025

SayPro Review SayPro demographic data uploaded by CRM.
SayPro Task:
Review SayPro demographic data uploaded by the CRM system.

Details:
- Verify accuracy and completeness of demographic data.
- Identify any discrepancies or missing information.
- Provide feedback or request corrections as needed.
- Ensure data aligns with SayPro reporting standards and privacy policies.
Deadline:
[Specify deadline]
26/05/2025

SayPro Data Ethics Agreement

📄 Version: 1.0 | 📅 Date Issued: [Insert Date]
🔐 Confidential – For Internal Use Only

🔹 1.SayPro Purpose

The purpose of this agreement is to affirm that all SayPro employees, contractors, and research associates who access, process, or analyze data adhere to the highest standards of ethical conduct, data protection, and responsible data use.

🔹 2.SayPro Scope

This agreement applies to all forms of data collected, stored, or processed through SayPro platforms, training programs, marketing tools, research activities, and third-party integrations, including but not limited to:

Learner data
Employee records
Research responses
Platform analytics
Marketing interactions

🔹 3.SayPro Principles of Ethical Data Use

By signing this agreement, I commit to the following:

Principle	Commitment
1. Consent & Transparency	I will ensure that data subjects are informed and have consented to data collection and use.
2. Privacy & Confidentiality	I will maintain the confidentiality of all personal and sensitive information.
3. Data Minimization	I will collect only the data necessary for the task or research.
4. Accuracy	I will ensure data used is accurate, up-to-date, and handled responsibly.
5. Secure Handling	I will store and transfer data using approved, secure methods.
6. Non-Discrimination	I will never use data in a way that harms or discriminates against individuals or groups.
7. Accountability	I will report misuse, breaches, or unethical practices immediately.

🔹 4.SayPro Prohibited Practices

By signing this agreement, I agree not to:

Share SayPro data with unauthorized individuals or organizations
Use data for personal, political, or financial gain
Manipulate or falsify data for misleading outcomes
Retain data after the project without SayPro’s permission

🔹 5.SayPro Legal and Policy Compliance

I understand that I am required to comply with:

SayPro’s internal Data Protection Policy
Relevant national data privacy laws (e.g., POPIA, GDPR)
All ethical review requirements for research activities

🔹 6.SayPro Acknowledgment and Signature

I have read, understood, and agree to comply with this Data Ethics Agreement. I understand that failure to comply may result in disciplinary action, including termination of employment or contract.

Full Name: ______________________________________
Position/Role: ___________________________________
Department/Team: ________________________________
Email: __________________________________________
Signature: _______________________________________
Date: ___________________________________________

26/05/2025

SayPro Testing of digital access, data backups, and remote tools
SayPro

Procedure: Testing of Digital Access, Data Backups, and Remote Tools

Objective

To verify the reliability and effectiveness of SayPro’s digital infrastructure, ensuring uninterrupted access to critical systems, secure data backups, and operational remote work capabilities in support of business continuity.

Scope

This procedure covers the testing of:
- User access to digital platforms and applications
- Integrity and restoration capabilities of data backup systems
- Functionality and accessibility of remote work tools (VPN, collaboration software, cloud services)
Testing Components
1. Digital Access Verification
  - Confirm all employees can successfully log in to essential SayPro systems (email, ERP, LMS, internal portals).
  - Validate multi-factor authentication (MFA) and password reset protocols.
  - Identify and resolve access issues promptly.
2. Data Backup Testing
  - Verify scheduled backups have been completed successfully according to the backup policy.
  - Perform data restoration drills using backup files to confirm integrity and recoverability.
  - Document restoration times and any data discrepancies.
3. Remote Tools Functionality
  - Test VPN connectivity from various network environments (office, home, public Wi-Fi).
  - Confirm collaboration platforms (e.g., Microsoft Teams, Slack) are fully operational.
  - Ensure file-sharing and cloud storage solutions are accessible and performing optimally.
Testing Schedule
- Frequency: Quarterly, or more frequently if triggered by updates or incidents.
- Responsible Team: SayPro IT Department in collaboration with Strategic Planning Office.
- Participants: All staff using remote access and critical digital tools.
Procedure
1. Pre-Test Communication:
  - Notify all participants of the upcoming test, expected timelines, and any anticipated system downtime.
2. Conduct Testing:
  - IT team executes login verification and MFA tests.
  - Backup systems are audited and restoration exercises conducted.
  - Remote tool connectivity and functionality are assessed.
3. Issue Logging & Resolution:
  - Record any failures or issues encountered during testing.
  - Assign priority for resolution and track progress until closure.
4. Reporting:
  - Compile a comprehensive test report summarizing findings, issues, and corrective actions.
  - Submit the report to SayPro Operations Royalty and Strategic Planning Office.
Follow-Up Actions
- Address identified vulnerabilities or gaps immediately.
- Update business continuity plans based on test outcomes.
- Provide refresher training or communication to staff on any changes or important reminders.
Support Contacts
- SayPro IT Helpdesk
  Email: support@saypro.org
  Phone: +[Insert Number]
25/05/2025

SayPro Analyzing SayPro data logs using GPT to extract priority areas.

SayPro: Analyzing SayPro Data Logs Using GPT to Extract Priority Areas

1. Introduction

SayPro leverages advanced AI technologies, including Generative Pre-trained Transformers (GPT), to enhance organizational intelligence and accelerate data-driven decision-making. As part of SayPro’s Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) framework, GPT is now actively employed to analyze system data logs—ranging from platform activity, user interactions, error reports, and performance metrics—to extract and identify emerging priority areas.

This initiative supports SayPro’s commitment to operational agility, proactive issue detection, and strategic resource alignment.

2. Purpose

To utilize GPT models for the intelligent analysis of large-scale SayPro data logs and automatically surface:

Key patterns and anomalies,
Recurring system or user issues,
Areas requiring immediate intervention,
Emerging trends relevant to service delivery and AI performance.

3. Process Overview

A. Data Sources

GPT is applied to analyze logs collected from:

Royalties AI platform (e.g., payout discrepancies, usage logs)
SayPro user interaction portals
AI-generated content feedback logs
Backend system performance logs
Training session attendance and feedback data

B. Methodology

Preprocessing: Logs are anonymized and structured for NLP compatibility.
GPT Analysis: Using prompt-engineered queries, GPT performs:
- Pattern recognition
- Sentiment analysis
- Frequency mapping
- Outlier detection
Summary Generation: GPT generates clear, actionable summaries with recommended priority areas and proposed next steps.
Validation: Human reviewers from SayPro MEMO validate GPT outputs before implementation or reporting.

4. Example Outputs and Priority Area Identification

Log Source	Extracted Insight (via GPT)	Priority Area Identified
Royalties AI	High volume of unresolved payout discrepancies in East Africa region	Regional payment reconciliation process
User Feedback Logs	Repetitive user complaints about access speed	Infrastructure scaling for high-traffic hours
System Logs	Frequent downtime triggered by specific API calls	Backend API optimization and patching
Training Platform Logs	Low completion rates for online modules in Q2	Curriculum redesign and engagement improvement

5. Benefits of GPT-Driven Log Analysis

Speed and Scale: Processes millions of entries in minutes.
Insight Depth: Extracts nuanced trends beyond standard data analysis.
Proactive Action: Helps SayPro address issues before they escalate.
Data-to-Decision Acceleration: Reduces time between insight discovery and action.

6. Integration into SayPro Decision-Making

GPT-generated insights are compiled into:

Weekly Briefing Reports for departmental leads.
Monthly Risk Dashboards reviewed by MEMO and Executive Leadership.
Quarterly Strategic Reviews to inform policy and resource allocation.

Each output includes priority rankings (High, Medium, Low), recommended actions, and potential impact ratings.

7. Governance and Safeguards

Data Privacy: All logs are anonymized prior to GPT processing.
Human Oversight: Every insight is reviewed and approved by SayPro analysts.
Audit Trail: All GPT interactions and outputs are logged and stored for transparency and review.

8. Conclusion

By applying GPT to SayPro’s data logs, the organization gains a powerful tool for converting raw operational data into strategic insight. This approach allows SayPro to stay responsive, efficient, and focused on the areas that matter most—maximizing impact, reducing risk, and enhancing overall system performance.

25/05/2025

SayPro Raw Data Files (audio, transcripts, images if applicable)

SayPro Raw Data Files Management Guide

1. File Categories

Category	File Types Included	Storage Format Recommended
Audio	Voice recordings from interviews/FGDs	`.mp3`, `.wav`
Transcripts	Full or summary text from recordings	`.docx`, `.pdf`, `.txt`
Images	Field photos, program activities, participant photos	`.jpg`, `.png`
Signed Forms	Consent forms, release agreements	`.pdf`, scanned images
Field Notes	Observation notes, diary entries	`.docx`, `.pdf`

2. File Naming Convention

Maintain a clear, consistent file naming format for easy retrieval and analysis:

cssCopyEdit[ProjectCode]_[Location]_[Date]_[FileType]_[ParticipantID]

Example:

CopyEditCS05_Limpopo_2025-05-23_Transcript_F03.docx  
CS05_Limpopo_2025-05-23_Audio_F03.mp3  
CS05_Limpopo_2025-05-23_Photo_VillageMeeting01.jpg

3. Data Folder Structure

cssCopyEditSayPro_CaseStudy_[Title]/
│
├── Audio/
│   ├── [Location]/  
│   └── ...
├── Transcripts/
│   ├── [Location]/  
│   └── ...
├── Photos/
│   ├── [Consent_Granted]/
│   ├── [Internal_Use_Only]/
│   └── [NoConsent_DoNotUse]/
├── ConsentForms/
├── FieldNotes/
└── Logs/
    └── File_Metadata_Log.xlsx

4. Metadata Log (Tracking Sheet)

Each raw file should be tracked in a metadata log spreadsheet with the following columns:

File Name	Type	Interviewee Code	Date	Location	Consent Status	Notes
…	…	…	…	…	Verbal/Written	…

5. Security & Access

Store all files in a secure, encrypted cloud system (e.g., Google Drive, Dropbox, SharePoint).
Limit access to authorized research and analysis personnel only.
If using physical devices (recorders, USBs), ensure:
- They are password protected
- Files are immediately transferred and deleted from devices after upload

23/05/2025

SayPro Case Study Data Collection Plan

1. Case Study Title

Enter the proposed title of the case study.

2. Purpose of the Case Study

What is the primary objective? (e.g., assess impact, extract lessons, showcase innovation, understand failure)

3. Scope & Boundaries

Geographic Focus:
Country/Province/Town/Village:
Time Frame of Study:
Start Date – End Date (or ongoing):
Target Group(s):
E.g., women entrepreneurs, rural youth, local government officials, training participants.
Program/Initiative Studied:
SayPro program name and its key activities:

4. Key Research Questions

Example questions include:

What outcomes were achieved and for whom?
What were the key enabling factors and barriers?
How was the program adapted for gender or cultural inclusion?
What lessons can inform future SayPro initiatives?

5. Data Collection Methods

Method	Purpose/Use	Tools/Instruments
Document Review	Program reports, policies, budgets	Document checklist, analysis matrix
Key Informant Interviews	Context, strategy, leadership insights	Interview guide
Focus Group Discussions	Group perceptions, community feedback	FGD guide, consent forms
Surveys/Questionnaires	Quantifiable outcomes & beneficiary profiles	Online or paper-based survey tool
Observations	Field context, interaction, program use	Field notes, checklist
Case Diaries/Testimonies	Participant stories, lived experiences	Testimonial capture tool
Media/Photo Collection	Visual evidence of impact or activities	Photography release form

6. Respondent Types & Sampling Strategy

Respondent Category	Sample Size	Selection Criteria	Notes
Program Beneficiaries	e.g., 30	Gender, age, program completion, location	Mix of success/failure cases
SayPro Staff/Trainers	e.g., 5–10	Involved in delivery, supervision	Include diverse roles
Community Leaders	e.g., 3–5	Local chiefs, elders, CBO leaders	Key influencers
Partner Organizations	e.g., 2–3	Funding or implementing partners	Program design or M&E insights
Government Stakeholders	e.g., 2–3	Relevant to policy, regulation, funding	Focus on alignment, sustainability

7. Timeline

Activity	Start Date	End Date	Responsible Person/Team
Finalize Data Collection Tools	[dd/mm]	[dd/mm]	M&E Officer
Fieldwork (interviews, FGDs)	[dd/mm]	[dd/mm]	Research Associates
Data Entry & Cleaning	[dd/mm]	[dd/mm]	Data Team
Preliminary Analysis	[dd/mm]	[dd/mm]	Case Study Lead
Report Drafting	[dd/mm]	[dd/mm]	Communications or Research Team

8. Ethical Considerations

☐ Informed consent from all participants
☐ Anonymity and confidentiality safeguards
☐ Gender-sensitive and culturally appropriate approaches
☐ Permissions for photos and personal stories
☐ Data stored securely and access-limited

9. Risks & Mitigation Measures

Risk	Potential Impact	Mitigation Strategy
Low response rate	Data gaps	Incentives, reminders, local liaisons
Language barriers	Misunderstanding	Use of local translators, pretesting
COVID-19 or health risks	Delays, cancellations	PPE use, virtual interviews
Cultural sensitivity issues	Community pushback	Engage community leaders early

10. Expected Outputs

☐ Full Case Study Report (Narrative)
☐ Executive Summary
☐ Data Summary Tables & Charts
☐ Quotes/Stories for Communication
☐ Recommendations Brief

23/05/2025

Tag: data

✅ SayPro Task: Report Writing – Research Presentation Compilation

🎯 Objective:

✅ 1.SayPro Content to Include:

✅ 2.SayPro Design & Formatting Guidelines:

✅ 3.SayPro File Submission Instructions:

📎 Attachments to Include (optional but recommended):

✅ SayPro Task: Topic Extraction Using GPT

Objective:

Step-by-Step Task Guide:

🔷 1. Prepare Input Prompts

🔷 2. Run Prompts in GPT Tool

🔷 3. Organize Output

🔷 4. Review & Clean Up

✅ Deliverables:

📂 File Naming Convention:

You said:

ChatGPT said:

✅ SayPro Task: Market Sizing Analysis

Objective:

Step-by-Step Instructions:

🔷 1. Gather Data

🔷 2. Use SayPro Market Sizing Template

🔷 3. Perform Calculations

🔷 4. Interpret Findings

🔷 5. Review and Validate

Deliverables:

File Naming Format:

SayPro Monthly Sentiment Report Template

Month: [Month & Year]

Prepared by: [Your Name / Team]

Report for: SayPro Stakeholders / Management

1. Executive Summary

2. Sentiment Breakdown by Service Line

3. Key Emotional Insights

4. Recommendations

5. Appendix

Primary Sources

✅ Phase 2: Classification Framework

🔹 Classification by Topic (Sample 12 Categories)

✅ Phase 3: Classification by Sentiment

✅ Phase 4: Tools for Automation (Optional)

✅ Phase 5: Reporting & Insights

Monthly Report Example:

SayPro Data Ethics Agreement

🔹 1.SayPro Purpose

🔹 2.SayPro Scope

🔹 3.SayPro Principles of Ethical Data Use

🔹 4.SayPro Prohibited Practices

🔹 5.SayPro Legal and Policy Compliance

🔹 6.SayPro Acknowledgment and Signature

SayPro

Objective

Scope

Testing Components

Testing Schedule

Procedure

Follow-Up Actions

Support Contacts

SayPro: Analyzing SayPro Data Logs Using GPT to Extract Priority Areas

1. Introduction

2. Purpose

3. Process Overview

A. Data Sources

B. Methodology

4. Example Outputs and Priority Area Identification

5. Benefits of GPT-Driven Log Analysis

6. Integration into SayPro Decision-Making

7. Governance and Safeguards

8. Conclusion

SayPro Raw Data Files Management Guide

1. File Categories

2. File Naming Convention

3. Data Folder Structure

4. Metadata Log (Tracking Sheet)

5. Security & Access

SayPro Case Study Data Collection Plan

1. Case Study Title

2. Purpose of the Case Study

3. Scope & Boundaries