RegoXchange
  • This is a pie chart portlet to show realized benefits across the system by category, including a category for no category or unspecified.   Pie chart shows categories of realized benefits in its slices. Available filters:
    • Portfolio (required)
    • Manager
    • Stakeholder
    • Department
    • Category Filter (default to all)
    • Goal
    • Objective
    • Type
  • This portlet displays a Pie Chart of a Portfolio’s Realized Benefits partitioned into pie slices by the portfolio’s Investments’ Objectives. Clicking on any pie slice (Objective) drills-down into a portlet that lists the Investments that make up that slice.
  • Part of the Business Transformation collection, this line chart portlet displays realized vs planned benefits overtime, for portfolio investments. This provides the PfM with a holistic view of benefits planned vs realized over a period of time.
  • A process that removes all the group assignments for inactive users after execution of process. The following are removed for all inactive users:
    • Group assignments
    • Instance rights
    • Global rights
    Note: It will not remove the instance rights which are generated automatically (like Project – Manager (Auto), Resource Manager(Auto) etc).
  • This can be used to remove all participants and their corresponding security permissions. NOTE: The ability to remove the right is with the admin only.
  • This can be used to remove all automatic permissions (Project Manager Auto) granted to users as a result of becoming a project manager. NOTE: The ability to remove the right is with the admin only.
  • This can be used to remove all automatic permissions (Resource Manager Auto) granted to users as a result of becoming a resource manager. NOTE: The ability to remove the right is with the admin only
  • This portlet shows resource allocation by percent and hours, and gives ability to filter on allocation percent. The RM can use the portlet to see if any of the resources is over/ under allocated.
  • Resource Availability – 4 Weeks is a grid portlet that displays all resources with their total allocated hours by week, and an average availability percent (4 Wk Avail %) for next four weeks.  If % Available is negative, this indicates an over-allocation.  Zero% Average Availability indicates fully allocated (no remaining availability). Filterable by Role, Resource, Resource Type, Full-Time/Part-Time, Availability Range.  Contractor Type is a custom attribute (Lookup - String) created on the Resource object. It is attached to the lookup, Contractor Type (Lookup ID: REGO_CONTRACTOR_TYPE) that has static values Part Time (PT) and Full Time(FT).
  • 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).
  • Resource Availability by Skill over Time is a grid portlet that provides Resource Managers a single place to view Resources’ skill sets along with their availability (hrs.) over a period of time. This report also displays the assigned Investments to date and the Actual hours to date for the Resource on those respective Investments. Users can further narrow their search by Skill Name, Resource Name, Project Manager, Start Date, End Date and Period Recurrence.
  • The Resource Baseline vs. Plan by Employment Type report provides insight into how resource utilization compares to the original baseline. It displays baseline, actual, estimate, and variance values for each resource across investments, grouped by employment type—such as employees or contractors. The report includes monthly charts that compare baseline amounts to estimated-at-completion values, with data shown in either hours or full-time equivalents (FTEs). This enables clear visibility into performance and variances by employment category.
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