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  • The All Assignments portlet displays resource assignments across multiple projects. Currently, assignment information displayed for the project, in OWB, or MSP is limited to a single project. This portlet will provide a single view of the assigned data for all assignments across multiple projects. The portlet displays project actuals and estimates from the project (datamart tables). The Days Late field is calculated by the baseline date, while the Days Old field is calculated by today's date. Note: Only the projects that the user has viewer rights to will show up in the list. Filters provide the PM, RM, and individual resource the ability to monitor work progress across multiple projects. For example: ~ PMs can filter for all assignments that were to be completed by a given date but still have "Started" or "Not Started" status. ~ If multiple projects are utilizing the same resource, the PM or RM can filter for assignments utilizing that specific resource to prevent over-utilization. ~ A resource may filter for all assignments assigned to them, providing a picture of their total body of work.
  • The All Assignments portlet displays resource assignments across multiple projects. Currently, assignment information displayed for the project, in OWB, or MSP is limited to a single project. This portlet will provide a single view of the assigned data for all assignments across multiple projects. The portlet displays project actuals and estimates from the project (datamart tables). The Days Late field is calculated by the baseline date, while the Days Old field is calculated by today's date. Note: Only the projects that the user has viewer rights to will show up in the list. Filters provide the PM, RM, and individual resource the ability to monitor work progress across multiple projects. For example: ~ PMs can filter for all assignments that were to be completed by a given date but still have "Started" or "Not Started" status. ~ If multiple projects are utilizing the same resource, the PM or RM can filter for assignments utilizing that specific resource to prevent over-utilization. ~ A resource may filter for all assignments assigned to them, providing a picture of their total body of work.
  • The Resource Availability report provides visibility into each resource’s available capacity across projects. It allows users to view availability by resource, grouped by either resource manager or primary role, helping identify under- or over-utilized team members. The report can display data by week, month, or in total, and amounts can be viewed in hours or full-time equivalents (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.
  • The Project Risk, Issue, and Change Summary report provides an overview of project health by visualizing risks, issues, and change requests. It includes pie charts that display counts by target resolution or expected close date, as well as by status. A detailed table lists each item’s name, ID, priority, status, category, owner, creation date, and resolution or close date. Results can be grouped by project or viewed without grouping to support flexible analysis and tracking.
  • The KPIs by Project Type report provides a consolidated view of key performance indicators across projects, grouped by project type. It highlights metrics such as overall status, schedule, alignment, and risk, along with resource allocation and actual hours tracked since each project’s inception. This report enables quick comparison of performance trends and resource utilization across different project types.
  • The Financial Budget vs. Forecast by Period Detail report provides a detailed breakdown of planned or budgeted costs compared to forecasted costs by investment. It displays variances for each period and in total. Users can filter or drill down to view the specific investments that contribute to selected financial plan groupings.
  • The Financial Budget vs. Forecast by Period report provides insight into financial performance by comparing planned or budgeted costs against forecasted costs across defined time periods. It highlights period-level and total variances to help identify trends and deviations. Results can be grouped by up to two financial attributes, such as Charge Code, Cost Type, Department, Input Type, Location, Resource, Resource Class, Role, Transaction Class, or User Values 1 and 2, allowing flexible analysis by key dimensions.
  • The Project Schedule report provides visibility into project schedule, including detailed information on days late, status and its associated items such as detailed info of schedule on Phase level, Task level and assignment level. Results are grouped by project in Phase, Task and assignment sections or can be viewed without grouping to support flexible analysis for projects. Interactive visuals make it easy to track, monitor, and manage schedule across projects.
  • Join us for a round table discussion on advanced SQL. We'll discuss sub-queries, common table expressions (CTE's), analytic functions, and any other requested topics. With multiple instructors we can break out into smaller groups for a more targeted experience.
  • This course will focus on the financial setup and processing in Clarity. We'll discuss topics such as financial entities, fiscal periods, financial attributes, and how they all tie back to a labor rate matrix. These components are crucial for calculating labor costs within Clarity and enabling project managers to make financially sound decisions.
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