Elizabeth DiCesare, Author at Unito

Elizabeth DiCesare

Elizabeth is a freelance writer, editor, and book reviewer based in Kitchener, Ontario. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in History from WLU, and a graduate certificate in International Development from Humber College. When she’s not working you can find her with her nose buried in a book, walking her miniature dachshund (named Corporal Sausage), or planning her next trip.

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How to Create a Project Brief (With a Template)

No good project can start without a brief. Here’s your guide to writing a project brief that’ll get your work approved and keep it headed in the right direction.

What is Xero and How Does it Work?

What is Xero? Just one of the most popular examples of accounting and business finance software out there. Here’s more.

Jira Cloud vs. Server: Which One Do You Need?

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How to Use Excel: A Guide for Beginners

Learn how to use Excel with our beginner’s guide covering essential tips, tricks, and functions to master spreadsheet management. Boost your productivity and organize data like a pro.

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HR Reporting: What It Is and Some Essential Reports

HR reporting is all about making sure your teams have everything they need to perform at their best. Here’s how it works.

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Data Aggregation 101: What It Is and What It Can Do for Your Team

Data aggregation is about bringing data from multiple sources into a single place and making it more accessible for your team. Here’s how.

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How to Successfully Closeout a Project and Why It’s Important

With a project closeout, project managers can make sure project deliverables go to the right place, and take a project’s lessons and roll them out to future initiatives.