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Lean Portfolio Management (LPM) is one of the most researched and in demand topics for modern enterprises. Come learn what LPM is, key LPM practices and roles needed for success, and how Clarity and Rally provide end to end visibility from strategy to execution. -
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The Auto-Approve Old Timesheets workflow process can be run through the "Execute a Process" job and may be used to quickly close out timesheets for a specified timeframe for period closure. The workflow will execute a query that will automatically approve ALL (no matter the status of the timesheet) timesheets that have a time period start date before the Approve Date specified within the process itself. -
The My Assignments portlet will display the assignments for the logged in user - pulling data from the timeslices. It is used as a quick reference for the users to view their assignments across all of the projects. The portlet also displays work posted against the task, expressed in Actuals, and remaining work to be done, expressed as an Estimate to Complete (ETC). The Effort Variance reflects what the ETC variance is compared to the last current baseline of the project. -
The Late Tasks portlet provides a Project Manager the ability to view and track tasks across multiple projects with due dates in the past. This portlet provides a single consolidated view of late tasks, their task start and finish date, and ETCs remaining for the task. Also displayed is the number of days that the Task Finish Date is different from the current baseline finish date (Days Late) as well as the number of days that have passed beyond the task finish date and the current date (Days Old). The user will see all tasks associated with the projects to which they have access. -
The Dashboard: Baseline Comparison portlet compares multiple baselines on a single project. The portlet is added to the dashboard page of a project and will pull in both baselines for that project and perform a comparison between the two. This portlet provides a quick way for project managers to view the differences between their baselines, especially if they have multiple members updating the project. -
The Capacity Graph portlet displays Availability, Allocations, Actuals and Assignments for a Clarity user in a single view. This portlet pulls data from timeslices, and allows the user to filter on a weekly, monthly or quarterly data. The Estimated Time to Complete (ETC) and Allocation data will only show for projects that are active. This portlet provides a Clarity user with a simple way to analyse their: Allocations vs. Availability, Allocations vs. Actuals, Allocations vs. ETC and ETC vs. Availability. The graph allows the user to determine where areas of improvement may exist and quickly identify potential areas of constraint. -
The Capacity Graph - Investment portlet displays Availability, Allocations, Assignments and Actuals for active resources in a single project. This portlet pulls from timeslices and allows the user to filter on weekly, monthly, or quarterly data. This portlet provides a Project Manager with a simple way to analyse: Allocations vs. Actuals and Allocations vs. ETC. Depending on metric goals, the graph allows the user to determine where areas of improvement may exist. -
The Active Workflow Processes allows you to view all of the workflow processes within the system. It shows information about the process: the objects related, the start type, and if the process has sub-processes, jobs, or GEL scripts. This portlet is used by admins to determine how many processes are currently running in the system and on which objects. It will also display the start action, how many GEL scripts reside in the process, the run count and how many the sub-processes each process has. This information is helpful during upgrades and other testing. -
The Active Workflow Processes allows you to view all of the workflow processes within the system. It shows information about the process: the objects related, the start type, and if the process has sub-processes, jobs, or GEL scripts. This portlet is used by admins to determine how many processes are currently running in the system and on which objects. It will also display the start action, how many GEL scripts reside in the process, the run count and how many the sub-processes each process has. This information is helpful during upgrades and other testing.
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The Adjusted Timesheet Stalker process is designed to be run via a scheduled job. The end user will need to set up the job and can choose the frequency at which this job should be run. The process will search the system for timesheets with a status of ‘Adjusted’. An email is sent to the resource manager for any resources identified as having adjusted timesheets. The email will provide: • Name of resource • Time period The resource manager is advised that once the timesheet is resubmitted, they will need to approve it. A link to the timesheet itself is provided in the body of the email. -
This Portlet can be used to define User License Output information including the following:- Resource
- Resource User Name
- Resource Id
- Resource Manager
- Resource Manager Email
- Primary Role
- Employment Type
- Org Structure Path
- Org Structure Lowest Unit
- Last Logged in Date
- User License
- Right License
- Access Right
- Access Right Type
- Access Right to OBS
- Granted Through Type
- Granted Through (Security Group)
- Access Right Description
- Resource OBS
- Resource
- Resource Manager
- Primary Role
- Employment Type
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