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Sample Progress Report Bus-Comm

This memo provides an update on the progress of a student group's feasibility report project for an Italian restaurant in Bowie, MD. It outlines the work that has been completed, such as dividing sections, collecting primary data on demographics, and compiling secondary research on menus. It also outlines the work in progress and to be completed. Minor problems encountered are listed. The memo concludes by stating that the project is on schedule and no major delays are anticipated.

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Sample Progress Report Bus-Comm

This memo provides an update on the progress of a student group's feasibility report project for an Italian restaurant in Bowie, MD. It outlines the work that has been completed, such as dividing sections, collecting primary data on demographics, and compiling secondary research on menus. It also outlines the work in progress and to be completed. Minor problems encountered are listed. The memo concludes by stating that the project is on schedule and no major delays are anticipated.

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heading, "Memo," is not necessary, though many templates use the heading.

memos, this sample is written using the and uses You-viewpoint. Notice the beginning of the initials, to act as the starting with the main idea. This is Note: The initials should be handwritten opening paragraph, signature. these sections of the body, use The x in the date is merely a variable; you type the correct date, not the x. complete sentences.

otice, also, that each numbered entry is treated as a separate paragraph skip a line between each entry.

Memo
To: Professor Robert Goldberg, English Department From: John Doe, Student JD Date: Re: August 31, 201x Progress of Final Project

This memo brings you up to date on the progress of our report for your Business Communication class, regarding the feasibility of opening an Italian restaurant in Bowie, MD. As you will see, our project is on schedule, and we anticipate no major problems. On July 28, 2000, you requested that our group prepare the feasibility report. Work Complete to Date: We have now completed the following work: 1. John Doe divided the sections of the report, and directed each group member to work on specific sections. 2. Sally Jones collected necessary primary data concerning Bowie, MD demographics (see attachment, www.census.gov). 3. Joe Goody compiled secondary research concerning the menu and other amenities of an Italian restaurant (see attached menu). Work in Progress: We have started the following work, but have not yet completed it: 1. John is. . . 2. Sally is. . . 3. Joe is. . . Work to be Completed: From now until the project due date, we will be completing these tasks: 1. John will. . . 2. Sally will. . . 3. Joe will. . .
4.

As a group, we will complete the formal report and oral presentation. . .

ent is also included, a / follows the lower case initials, and then the creators initials follow in upper case (jd/ For a team-written progress report, use appropriate pronouns.

Problems Encountered: Listed below are some minor problems we have encountered while working on the project: 1. The company was unresponsive. . .
2. Joes

computer crashed, causing. . .

Conclusion: I anticipate no further delays in our project, and I am confident that we will be able to complete the manual on time and with positive results. I will provide you with an update of our progress on the next scheduled date. Attachments jd

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