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Maximize the value of your training delivery by increasing end user engagement with the course content. Discuss options to optimize efficiency and help ensure users are engaged while participating in training. -
Are you ready to go beyond simple graph and grid portlets? This class will show you how to create and export portlets with hierarchical structure and drill-down capability, and includes examples of advanced portlets and complex queries. -
Have you ever experienced the downside of metrics? This class is a working session that review different types of metrics and the problems they uncover as well as the problems they can cause. Learn how to balance your positive and negative metric impacts. -
Move to the cloud. It’s a refrain that’s become frequent and familiar to organizations of all sizes. Choosing software-as-a-service (SaaS) over traditional on-premise software is generally a no-brainer these days for standard user apps. But do the same advantages apply to data-intensive systems like Clarity PPM? This paper explores the pros and cons of transitioning from on-premise Clarity PPM to its cloud alternative. This White Paper is downloaded from the Rego Consulting site. You will be asked to provide your email address and current ppm tool. - http://info.regoconsulting.com/cappm-onpremise-or-saas-wp ** No Download - Do not Add to Cart ** -
Course description: “Do CA PPM performance issues discourage your users? This class will review the root causes behind CA PPM performance problems and identify steps to improve performance, including specific recommendations and real case studies.” -
Course description: “Are you ready to go beyond simple graph and grid portlets? This class will show you how to create and export portlets with hierarchical structure and drill-down capability, and includes examples of advanced portlets and complex queries.” Download file is the presentation slide deck. -
Course description: “It’s easy to focus on the “cool” new features of the latest release and overlook the impact on specific End Users, and how they actually use new features and modules. Focusing on what Users need and want may not be easy, but it will lead to greater engagement, strong adoption and increase value of CA PPM. Join Empowered Networks for this session to discuss how to leverage User Personas in configuring CA PPM.” -
Course description: “What can leaders do after a CA PPM deployment to ensure continued success of the product? This session will discuss how sponsors can drive compliance within the organization through continued involvement. Strong sponsorship is the key to long term success.” Download file is the slide deck used during the presentation. -
The Timesheet Smoothing Process Workflow kicks-off when an individual timesheet is Submitted. It splits each transaction on the timesheet when total timesheet actuals exceed total weekly availability for the resource. Total weekly availability is determined by multiplying resource availability rate by the number of workdays in the week. Non-workdays include weekends, holidays, PTO, and other scheduled days off, as set on the resource calendar. If timesheet actuals <= total weekly availability, then the timesheet remains unchanged. But if timesheet actuals > total weekly availability, then the following occurs. Each timesheet transaction is reduced by a calculated percentage that will reduce the total regular hours to equal the total weekly availability. Then the remaining transaction hours are placed in a “Split” row for that task on that day, with an Input Type Code set based on a process parameter (which parameter can be set within the script action on the process). Note: If a single day has overtime hours, but the total timesheet actuals <= total weekly availability, no splitting occurs. -
The process is built to clear the random timesheet locks that happens occasionally. There are three Processes and one lookup component and one job definition in the package.- PRLock (Timesheets) Record Removal (ID: rego_prlock_rec_rmvl). This process requires PRNAME, PRTABLENAME and PRRECORDID from PRLock Table.
- The Lookup PRLock Check (Timesheet) (Id: REGO_PRLOCK_CHECK) should be used to update the GEL parameters for the above process.
- PRLock (Timesheets) Record Removal All (ID: rego_prlk_rc_rmv_all) This deletes ALL prtimesheet locks.
- Rego Remove Timesheet Locks (ID: rego_rmv_ts_locks). This process is run as a job “PrLock Clear for Timesheet Locks” which performs the same functionality as the above two processes. The process and job definition are separate XOG files.
- PRLock (Timesheets) Record Removal (ID: rego_prlock_rec_rmvl). This process requires PRNAME, PRTABLENAME and PRRECORDID from PRLock Table.
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The process is built to clear the random timesheet locks that happens occasionally. There are three Processes and one lookup component and one job definition in the package.
- PRLock (Timesheets) Record Removal (ID: rego_prlock_rec_rmvl). This process requires PRNAME, PRTABLENAME and PRRECORDID from PRLock Table.
- The Lookup PRLock Check (Timesheet) (Id: REGO_PRLOCK_CHECK) should be used to update the GEL parameters for the above process.
- PRLock (Timesheets) Record Removal All (ID: rego_prlk_rc_rmv_all) This deletes ALL prtimesheet locks.
- Rego Remove Timesheet Locks (ID: rego_rmv_ts_locks). This process is run as a job “PrLock Clear for Timesheet Locks” which performs the same functionality as the above two processes. The process and job definition are separate XOG files.
- PRLock (Timesheets) Record Removal (ID: rego_prlock_rec_rmvl). This process requires PRNAME, PRTABLENAME and PRRECORDID from PRLock Table.
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