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  • The Project Risk Register report provides visibility into project risks, including detailed information on each risk and its associated items such as notes, action items, tasks, and related risks or issues. Results can be grouped by project or viewed without grouping to support flexible analysis. Interactive visuals make it easy to track, monitor, and manage risks across projects.
  • Bringing back a classic topic with a modern update! Join this session to discuss tips and tricks for an optimized project manager experience in Clarity. This session is designed so attendees can share, collaborate, and benefit from their diverse experiences.
  • Bringing back a classic topic with a modern update! Join this session to discuss tips and tricks for an optimized PMO experience in Clarity. This session is designed so attendees can share, collaborate, and benefit from their diverse experiences.
  • To help you stay ahead of the curve, we've asked our 250+ expert guides to share the key trends they've seen firsthand while working with our clients. The result? We are equipped to prepare you for what’s coming next. In this class, Rego’s senior strategists will reveal the top trending PPM / SPM themes and share practical insights to help your organization thrive. Learn what’s shaping the future of PPM / SPM and discover actionable strategies you can utilize right away.
  • London Stock Exchange shares their Clarity journey (since 2008) and where they want to take the tool next. Current goals are: • Moving toward standardized ways of working. Focused on connecting our ecosystem of tools with Clarity as a focal point for Portfolio Management and SPM. • With an end goal of Faster Time to Market, on a journey to be a Customer Lead organization.
  • Every chocolate bar starts as a cocoa bean, just like every project starts as an idea.  Clarity was designed as the centralized process that transforms raw ideas into beautifully wrapped, ready-to-launch deliverables. It took a partnership across multiple divisions to ensure success!
  • SPM in Action - a client case study. A current Rego client (Eaton Engineering) will share their SPM journey, including why it was necessary, the technical challenges they faced and how they were addressed, the impact of organizational change, how Rego's expertise and technical assets supported the implementation, and the benefits they're now seeing with their new operating model.
  • Hear from existing Clarity customers as they share what's working well in their implementations. Gain insights from these real-world success stories. This deck is from Day 2 of the presentations.
  • Hear from existing Clarity customers as they share what's working well in their implementations. Gain insights from these real-world success stories. This deck is from Day 1 of the Client Presentations.
  • The Investment Allocations and Assignments report provides visibility into team member allocation, task assignment, and variance amounts by investment across time periods. A chart highlights allocation compared to assignment amounts by period. Results can be displayed by week, month, or in total, and viewed in either hours or FTEs for each team member and investment. Interactive visuals make it easy to compare planned effort against actual assignments at the team member and investment level. Content Type: Business Intelligence, PowerBI Report
  • The Project Status Report List provides a consolidated view of project health, including schedule dates, work status, and key status indicators. Users can group results by Portfolio Category, Overall Status, Project Type, Stage, Project Manager, Sponsor, or OBS Level, with the report dynamically adjusting its columns based on the grouping selected. Visuals include an overall status pie chart that shows the percentage of projects by status color, and a column chart that breaks down project counts by status, aligned to the chosen grouping option.  
  • If you work in a busy Project Management Office (PMO), then you know that good quality data is paramount to effective planning, decision making, and project delivery. You also know that sometimes a single data point can be enhanced when it is supplemented by additional information. But as an administrator or part of the PMO, how can you guide team members to ensure they enter meaningful data into your project management system? Clarity now offers the capability to create business rules which can enforce data-entry based on the way that other attributes have been updated. In this article, you’ll get step-by-step instructions on how to update your Clarity blueprints to utilize the new Conditional Required Modal.
  • Learn how to use, and follow best practices with the Clarity REST APIs - Execute a REST Call - Create JSON payloads and parse JSON responses - Capture the result of the request
  • Transitioning to the modern UX or implementing Clarity for the first time? Learn how to configure Modern UX: - First time setup - navigation and modules - Blueprints (basic) - Personalize the UI/Announcements
  • Learn basic administrative tasks in this basic administration Clarity training, which includes setting up resources, security groups, OBSs, lookups, time reporting periods, fiscal time periods, calendars, jobs, and timeslices. These activities are focused on ongoing support vs. new configuration. Learn how to setup the ModernUX.
  • Learn advanced administrative development tasks—including Objects and Fields, Object Portlets, Basic Processes, and XOG. In the last portion of this class, we will walk through the high level data model within the Clarity database and walk through some basic NSQL portlets. This is a more technical class focusing on basic configurations - designed for non-technical people.
  • To effectively practice Agile at scale, Clarity teams first need to identify various needs. This includes thinking through considerations for funding, investment prioritization, and spend management practices.
  • Today's workforce is more diverse than ever, and a "one size fits all" approach to leadership is seldom effective. A remote/hybrid workforce presents unique challenges, and teams often represent many different generations each with unique characteristics and needs. Even if you are not in a formal leadership position, we all are responsible for reflecting leadership skills and traits that encourage a collaborative spirit where everyone can bring the best version of themselves to their efforts. We'll offer some insights and opportunities that will help you and your teams to thrive.
  • You can’t wait, integrate! Clarity is highly capable of being the center of a hub and spoke ecosystem for your project delivery. With flexible integration options and robust portfolio reporting and decision support functionality, Clarity will help you consolidate data from multiple systems of record into one source of truth. Join this class to see common use cases for optimizing a PPM delivery value stream that cuts across a diverse suite of applications, including HR, Finance, ITSM, Agile, Work Management, and many more.
  • This course will review the benefits of utilizing Rego’s Action Item Responder for a variety of tasks in Clarity. Email responses can be used in many cases to forgo logging into Clarity to carry out tasks.
  • Join this session to learn best practices of when to use what module in Clarity (roadmaps vs hierarchies, CITs vs Projects...). Let’s really look at the power and adaptability of Modern UX features, through the lens of finding the best fit to meet the needs of your end users and business processes.
  • Hierarchies and Roadmaps are two powerful capabilities that Clarity has brought to the market. While they work great independently, have you experimented with how they can work together, even better? In this session, come and learn how these two capabilities can complement each other by working in concert giving you both planning and execution insights!
  • Does your organization own Apptio or looking to purchase it? In this session we will dive into what Apptio is and how it complements your current Clarity solution.
  • Does your organization struggle with resource management? Have you considered creating a Resource Management Office (RMO)? Do you struggle with a lack of executive sponsorship to drive adoption? This session will review how some organizations are succeeding in driving adoption and effectively manage resources through engaging leadership, RMOs, and using more dedicated resources. Learn about some best practices for driving effective resource management across your organization.
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