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In my last role, I inherited about five years’ worth of scattered files across SharePoint, local drives, and three filing cabinets. People were spending 10–15 minutes just hunting for a single contract. I started by mapping our core workflows, then built a standardized structure in SharePoint and OneDrive: Company > Department > Year > Project/Client > Document Type. For naming, I used a consistent pattern like “2025-03-15_ClientName_Project_Contract_v02_Approved”. That alone cut search time by roughly 60%. For physical documents, I mirrored the same hierarchy, color‑coded by department, and logged everything in a simple Excel index with location, owner, and retention date. I also set permissions and created “How to find X” one‑pagers plus a 20‑minute training. Within a quarter, support requests for “Can you find this file?” dropped by about 70%, and our auditors commented that our documentation was the cleanest they’d seen that year.
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