RegoXchange
  • Discover the growing trend of organizations adopting the FinOps methodology and its integration with the TBM framework. In this session, we'll explore how the TBM office and FinOps teams can collaborate effectively to achieve desired outcomes, fostering a synergistic relationship between them, and leveraging the combined capabilities of Apptio and Cloudability for optimal results.
  • A Quick Reference Guide that covers task assignments in Clarity’s Modern UX.  The guide reviews the Assignment Tab and updating ETC via two options.
  • A Quick Reference Guide that reviews access to Project Tasks and Task To Dos in Clarity PPM’s Modern UX.
  • This training document is a Rego Consulting Quick Reference Guide to assist with Task management under the Task Tab in Clarity’s Modern User Experience.  Document reviews the three task views available: Timeline view, Board view and Grid view.
  • This training document is a Rego Consulting Quick Reference Guide to assist with use of the Task List Tab to manage project tasks in Clarity’s Modern User Experience.  Document reviews the Task List Tab, and the Task Tab Sub Tabs.
  • When a task is marked as complete the process looks to any tasks that are dependent on the newly completed task.  If a task is marked as “Not Started” and all of the dependency tasks are marked as complete then the process will change the task status to “Started” and email all resources that are assigned to the task that has started. The process notifies resources that a task is ready to start and saves the project manager the manual effort of updating dependent tasks.  NOTE:  The process relies on task dependencies and is most useful in those environments where task dependencies are managed.
  • When a task is marked as complete the process looks to any tasks that are dependent on the newly completed task.  If a task is marked as “Not Started” and all of the dependency tasks are marked as complete then the process will change the task status to “Started” and email all resources that are assigned to the task that has started. The process notifies resources that a task is ready to start and saves the project manager the manual effort of updating dependent tasks.  NOTE:  The process relies on task dependencies and is most useful in those environments where task dependencies are managed.
  • When a task is marked as complete the process looks to any tasks that are dependent on the newly completed task.  If a task is marked as “Not Started” and all of the dependency tasks are marked as complete then the process will change the task status to “Started” and email all resources that are assigned to the task that has started. The process notifies resources that a task is ready to start and saves the project manager the manual effort of updating dependent tasks.  NOTE:  The process relies on task dependencies and is most useful in those environments where task dependencies are managed.
  • The Task Baseline Compare portlet displays the tasks in a specific Investment and provides the ability to compare the baseline hours for the tasks in each version of the baseline.
  • The Task Baseline Compare portlet displays the tasks in a specific Investment and provides the ability to compare the baseline hours for the tasks in each version of the baseline.
  • The Task Baseline Compare portlet displays the tasks in a specific Investment and provides the ability to compare the baseline hours for the tasks in each version of the baseline.
  • The Task-At-A-Glance Notes portlet provides a view of project tasks and assignments in an easy to read format, similar to popular sticky – note applications.  This portlet will display all tasks on a project, ‘pinning’ them to a dashboard.  Each task will include the resources assigned to them, as well as the ETCs left for the resource, and the actuals that they have posted.  Each sticky note allows you to link to the task details, as well as the resource assignment details. In addition to important assignment detail, each pin on the individual task’s note indicates if the task finishes before the baseline (green), or if it is going to finish after the baseline (red).
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