S shreyadas Shreya Das Sep 19, 2011 #1 1: Web surfing habits 2: Legal requirements 3: Technical knowledge 4: Budget for IT 5: Birthdays and other important dates 6: Business model 7: One-, five-, and 10-year plans for IT 8: Best times to be reached 9: Alternate contact methods 10: Passwords
1: Web surfing habits 2: Legal requirements 3: Technical knowledge 4: Budget for IT 5: Birthdays and other important dates 6: Business model 7: One-, five-, and 10-year plans for IT 8: Best times to be reached 9: Alternate contact methods 10: Passwords
S shreyadas Shreya Das Sep 19, 2011 #3 If a client is bad at remembering or documenting passwords, keep them. If a client is good about documenting, don%u2019t bother. But you should always document certain passwords (such as Domain admin, wireless, and router passwords).
If a client is bad at remembering or documenting passwords, keep them. If a client is good about documenting, don%u2019t bother. But you should always document certain passwords (such as Domain admin, wireless, and router passwords).
