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This portlet pulls back the Availability and Allocation totals by Role between a user-specified Start and Finish Date, then the user can drilldown to look at the information for Applications. The Time Period filter allows for comparing these values across different timeframes (monthly, weekly, quarterly, annual) as desired. Other filters allow for looking at Active or Inactive Roles (or both) and including Active or Inactive Projects (or both) in the totals. -
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. -
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.
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Portlet to show the stage of any Action Item triggered by Timesheet submission. Portlet allows for a period start date input, filters by Resource, Approver, Action Item Status and Timesheet Status. A link to the action item is provided for direct action by review if needed. This portlet is only for the clients who have established a process that triggers on Timesheet Status change to Submitted and to send Action Items to the person responsible for timesheet approval/validation i.e. PM for project tracking and/or RM for overall approval of the timesheet. The portlet won’t display any data if there are no timesheet Action Items. Examples of such processes would be CA’s OOTB Project Manager Approval or the Timesheet Approval - PM and RM process found on RegoXchange. -
The Capacity Planning by Primary Application portlet displays the capacity and demand by primary application for a selected timeframe. This portlet is used to determine which applications are in high demand, being used efficiently, and how much capacity may be remaining for the time period. The portlet may be filtered by application name, resource OBS or project OBS to narrow the results. The timeframe can be set to display daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annually. -
The Capacity Planning by Primary Application portlet displays the capacity and demand by primary application for a selected timeframe. This portlet is used to determine which applications are in high demand, being used efficiently, and how much capacity may be remaining for the time period. The portlet may be filtered by application name, resource OBS or project OBS to narrow the results. The timeframe can be set to display daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annually.
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The Capacity Planning by Primary Application portlet displays the capacity and demand by primary application for a selected timeframe. This portlet is used to determine which applications are in high demand, being used efficiently, and how much capacity may be remaining for the time period. The portlet may be filtered by application name, resource OBS or project OBS to narrow the results. The timeframe can be set to display daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annually.
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The Adjusted Timesheet Stalker process is designed to be run via a scheduled job. The end user will need to set up the job and can choose the frequency at which this job should be run. The process will search the system for timesheets with a status of ‘Adjusted’. An email is sent to the resource manager for any resources identified as having adjusted timesheets. The email will provide: • Name of resource • Time period The resource manager is advised that once the timesheet is resubmitted, they will need to approve it. A link to the timesheet itself is provided in the body of the email. -
The Adjusted Timesheet Stalker process is designed to be run via a scheduled job. The end user will need to set up the job and can choose the frequency at which this job should be run. The process will search the system for timesheets with a status of ‘Adjusted’. An email is sent to the resource manager for any resources identified as having adjusted timesheets. The email will provide: • Name of resource • Time period The resource manager is advised that once the timesheet is resubmitted, they will need to approve it. A link to the timesheet itself is provided in the body of the email.
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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 Assignments by Task Over Time portlet displays all assignments by task for all resources using the timeslices. This portlet is useful for determining which tasks a user is assigned to or how many hours the user is assigned to a task. The user may filter on certain criteria that include: project name/ID, date range, resource name/ID, and resource OBS unit. -
The Resource Data Issues portlet is used to identify data exceptions related to resource setup. This portlet helps to identify where resources are missing key data or are possibly sitting in an exception state. This view will show resources that have one or many exceptions, including inactive resources. There is no security built into this portlet - all resources will show. The only required field in the filter is Days, which is the number of days since the user last logged in. The user may also narrow the results by resource, OBS, or project type.
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