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DOE OSTI · 1023497

EVENT PLANNING USING FUNCTION ANALYSIS

Abstract

Event planning is expensive and resource intensive. Function analysis provides a solid foundation for comprehensive event planning (e.g., workshops, conferences, symposiums, or meetings). It has been used at Idaho National Laboratory (INL) to successfully plan events and capture lessons learned, and played a significant role in the development and implementation of the “INL Guide for Hosting an Event.” Using a guide and a functional approach to planning utilizes resources more efficiently and reduces errors that could be distracting or detrimental to an event. This integrated approach to logistics and program planning – with the primary focus on the participant – gives us the edge.

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Braase, Lori, Grgich, Jodi. 2011-06-01. EVENT PLANNING USING FUNCTION ANALYSIS. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1023497

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