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Part of the Business Transformation Package, this pie chart portlet shows planned benefits across the system grouped by Goal. The data is displayed form the investments in a portfolio. The portlet lets the Portfolio Manager know on which GOAL the planned benefit is allocated, so as to target the overall investment spread in the portfolio. -
Course Description: Are your reports and portlets performing well? This class will walk you through specific SQL tuning tricks to make queries run faster, increase end user satisfaction, and smooth-out system performance. This is an easy way to promote efficient future development and make a huge, positive impact on user experience. -
CA PPM allows you to create custom password rules using regex. This document lists expressions for a variety of password rule scenarios. Passwords with length limits default to between 6 and 20 characters. You can change this by editing the highlighted section of the expression. The number before the comma is the minimum password length, and the number after the comma is the maximum password length. -
The leadership of your organization plays a vital role in the success of your Agile transformation. It is not always known or understood what role and what specific activities and behaviors are needed by leadership. In this session you will gain some guidance on how to appropriately get your senior leaders on board and ensure they are positioned to support the Agile journey in the most effective manner -
This course will take a deeper dive into Clarity portlets. We'll take the next step after configuring object based portlets, and learn how to write an NSQL query to provide data to your portlet. We'll cover different types of portlets, grids, graphs, and multi-dimensional portlets, demonstrate how to surface the portlet on a page, and channel to it from Modern UX. Including HTML portlets and scripting tips. -
The Over/Under Allocation by Resource report is a transaction based Jaspersoft report that does not require the Load Jaspersoft Datawarehouse job to be run. The report will pull real-time data from the transaction tables in Clarity. This report can be run from either the Advanced Reporting or Reports and Jobs area within Clarity. The Over/Under Allocation by Resource report displays resource remaining capacity amounts by resource. The report displays amounts by week or month, and in total. The amounts can be displayed as hours or FTEs. -
The Over/Under Allocation by Resource report displays resource remaining capacity amounts by resource. The report displays amounts by week or month. The amounts can be displayed as hours or FTEs. This report allows you to drill down to the Capacity vs. Demand by Resource report, by clicking a resource name, to see more information about the resource capacity and demand. Report Prerequisites Verify that you have completed the following prerequisites before you run this report: • The Load Data Warehouse job must be run before you run this report. If the Data Warehouse is not populated, the report will not display any data. Also, most of the report parameters do not display options. -
Do you want to know more about building outbound integrations using a flat file placed on an SFTP Server? Does your organization have an external BI tool like Cognos, Tableau, Domo, or Qlikview? This session will review strategies for getting data into your corporate BI tools. We will also show Rego's data extraction tool and how it can be used for all outbound file-based integrations to save money and time. -
A Rego training deck that walks through the various aspects of Open Workbench and offers tips and trick on using the tool to manage projects in sync with Clarity. Covers: Opening a plan, Multiple Staffing, Preference Options, Quick Access Toolbar, Quick Search and Quick Filter, Views and Filters, Copying Plans, Work Breakdown Structure, Dependencies, Assignments, Autoschedule, Baselining and Plan Closure. -
The Open and Close Periods process closes the earliest open time period and opens the first closed time period after the latest open time period. This process may be used for a non-administrator to open and close time periods without having access to the administrative side. The process is executed through the job Execute Process. For example, our oldest time period is January 6, and our most recent is May 1, it would close out January 6, and open a time period for the week after May 1.

