In this Issue

Introduction

	How to Write the Perfect project Brief
	Communication in the Virtual World

Green Chillibreeze

	Tell us How we did
	Contact Us

Green Chillibreeze

Reducing the Carbon footprint is a company-wide initiative at Chillibreeze. Read about some of our experiments and ventures and let us know if you would like to join us:

Greenest Company Challenge

United Nations Environment Program: Billion Tree Campaign

In Green Company

Projects we are working on:

Creating daily reports and summaries in the alternative energy sector

Editing and enhancing a corporate presentation for a German bank

Research and content generation for client's website on a pay-per-month basis

and more…

Contact Us

Write to us at info@chillibreeze.com.

We recently received a pat on the back from one of our clients who was impressed by our writer's work. When we told our writer she had done a great job, her answer was, "That's because my brief was so perfect!"

	-- Nishi Viswanathan (Chief Content Officer)

Your project brief means a lot to us because it is used as a guideline for your project. This single document makes a long journey – from Sales to Project Management, then on to the coordinator, the writer, the editor and the final QC team. While our team makes every effort to capture your requirements, sometimes unclear briefs can hamper the progress of a project. In this issue, we would like to share something important with you – something that will help you give each new project just the right start.

As the year end approaches, we are drawing up plans for new services, better systems and smoother operations in 2009. We hope that you will support us, as always, with your feedback, comments and encouragement.

How to Write the Perfect Project Brief

When it comes to working virtually, communication is the key to quality. A Project Brief, the set of instructions and details about client requirements, can make the difference between a successful project and one that falters at every step.

In the past issues of our newsletters you have read about the various ways in which our Project Management team tries to deliver high quality results. While it is true that once you, the customer, have placed your order and sent us your requirements, there isn’t much to do but wait for the first draft. But you can do one invaluable thing to get the most out of our talented team: provide a project brief that explains your expectations. Here are a few tips on how you can get the best from Chillibreeze: Read on…

Tell us How we Did:

Was Chillibreeze of great use to you when you were in a bind? Did one of our team members go out of his/her way to ensure your project was perfect? Did you get far more than you expected from us? As the year draws to a close, we want to hear some of your positive experiences with Chillibreeze – something to warm our hearts and inspire our team to do even better next year. Tell us all about it by writing to info@chillibreeze.com.