![](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZGSTtCyNMs&ab_channel=TiagoForte) # summary --- Skimmed this video after seeing it in a newsletter from Tiago Forte. I like the way he has this set up in Teams; from what I can gather, there is one Team with the following set up: - 00. Key Processes - 01. Projects - 02. Areas - 03. Resources - 04. Archive The projects directory has all of their active projects and essentially a folder template… When a new project starts, they duplicate the folder template, which holds their “client journey”… The areas directory has areas like Human Resources. The top folder there is also a collection of key processes. Resources hold things like checklists. And the archive holds completed projects, old documents, etc. I don’t know that this set-up would specifically work for my purposes, but gives me something to think about re: bringing in more streamlined but *simplified* (!) business knowledge management… [[Forte, Tiago]]