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  • Pie Chart displays total Ideas by Priority, filterable by Active / Inactive and by OBS structure.  Data Label and Mouse-over label display counts by Priority.  Legend shows Priority Name.  Chart also shows Ideas with No Priority.
  • Pie Chart displays total Ideas by Priority, filterable by Active / Inactive and by OBS structure.  Data Label and Mouse-over label display counts by Priority.  Legend shows Priority Name.  Chart also shows Ideas with No Priority.
  • Pie Chart displays total Ideas by Priority, filterable by Active / Inactive and by OBS structure.  Data Label and Mouse-over label display counts by Priority.  Legend shows Priority Name.  Chart also shows Ideas with No Priority.
  • Ideas by Priority report is a pie chart that displays ideas count by priority. Mouse over on the pie chart displays idea count for that priority. You can further narrow your search by OBS Type, OBS Path, Idea Status, Idea Start Date and Is Idea Active?
  • Pie Chart displays count of all Ideas by stage.  Filterable by Active and Inactive, and also by OBS.  Data label and mouse-over show Stage counts.  Legend displays Stage names.  This portlet assumes the use of the custom Stage attribute on Idea object.
  • Pie Chart displays count of all Ideas by stage.  Filterable by Active and Inactive, and also by OBS.  Data label and mouse-over show Stage counts.  Legend displays Stage names.  This portlet assumes the use of the custom Stage attribute on Idea object.
  • Pie Chart displays count of all Ideas by stage.  Filterable by Active and Inactive, and also by OBS.  Data label and mouse-over show Stage counts.  Legend displays Stage names.  This portlet assumes the use of the custom Stage attribute on Idea object.
  • Ideas by Stage report is a column chart that displays ideas count by its Stage. Legend displays Stage names. Numerical value on the column bar indicates the idea count for that stage. You can further narrow your search by OBS Type & Path, Idea Status, Idea Start Date and Is Idea Active?
  • Hear what the journey from Project to Product looks like from the trenches. IHG will share tales of what it took to make this transition, some challenges they faced, and what outcomes they have been able to achieve.
  • There are many times user’s wants to see the preview of file uploaded on attachment attribute.  This Technical Trick will illustrate the steps for an Administrator to preview an attachment. This solution will help to preview PDF, Text file and Image(.png) file. For Microsoft word, PowerPoint and Microsoft Excel, it displays an icon.
  • Effective resource management is vital for delivering successful and profitable projects. Get it right and costs will be controlled, objectives achieved, and deadlines met. Get it wrong and we run the risk of not just project timescales slipping but also margins and competitive advantages eroding. This paper looks at resource management best practices and how we can adopt practices to increase project quality, agility, and efficiency. 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/smarter-resource-mgmt-whitepaper ** No Download - Do not Add to Cart **
  • Tool adoption can struggle if the user experience is too complex or confusing. In this session, we will explore ways to set up your Apptio space to best suit your user base. Learn how to optimize each user's experience with Apptio through security, customizations, and reporting.
  • The Inactive Resource Data Cleanup portlet displays information for inactive resources that still have pending items on active objects:
    • Inactive User is the Project Manager
    • Inactive User is the Idea Manager
    • Inactive User is the Resource Manager
    • Tasks assigned to the user
    • Action items assigned to the user
    • Risks assigned to the user
    • Issues assigned to the user
    • Change requests assigned to the user
    • Incidents assigned to the user
  • The Inactive Resource Data Cleanup portlet displays information for inactive resources that still have pending items on active objects:
    • Inactive User is the Project Manager
    • Inactive User is the Idea Manager
    • Inactive User is the Resource Manager
    • Tasks assigned to the user
    • Action items assigned to the user
    • Risks assigned to the user
    • Issues assigned to the user
    • Change requests assigned to the user
    • Incidents assigned to the user
  • The Inactive Resource Data Cleanup portlet displays information for inactive resources that still have pending items on active objects:
    • Inactive User is the Project Manager
    • Inactive User is the Idea Manager
    • Inactive User is the Resource Manager
    • Tasks assigned to the user
    • Action items assigned to the user
    • Risks assigned to the user
    • Issues assigned to the user
    • Change requests assigned to the user
    • Incidents assigned to the user
  • This grid portlet to show projects with finish or start date of project more than 20 years in future or past. The portlet automatically displays results when accessed. The user can apply filters to fetch the desired information.
  • This grid portlet to show projects with finish or start date of project more than 20 years in future or past. The portlet automatically displays results when accessed. The user can apply filters to fetch the desired information.
  • This view depicts trends of created and resolved Incidents over time, grouped by month.  The count of incidents opened is determined by the Created Date of the Incident, and the count of Incidents closed is determined by the Resolution Date of the Incident. The view is filterable by Priority and Urgency as well as a date range.  NOTE:  The values returned are the total sum for a given month, not a cumulative total over time.
  • This view depicts trends of created and resolved Incidents over time, grouped by month.  The count of incidents opened is determined by the Created Date of the Incident, and the count of Incidents closed is determined by the Resolution Date of the Incident. The view is filterable by Priority and Urgency as well as a date range.  NOTE:  The values returned are the total sum for a given month, not a cumulative total over time.
  • This view depicts trends of created and resolved Incidents over time, grouped by month.  The count of incidents opened is determined by the Created Date of the Incident, and the count of Incidents closed is determined by the Resolution Date of the Incident. The view is filterable by Priority and Urgency as well as a date range.  NOTE:  The values returned are the total sum for a given month, not a cumulative total over time.
  • The Incident Notes portlet displays all of the notes that have been entered against Incidents in a single view.   This allows users to more efficiently look at the notes, regardless of security rights, without having to enter each incident individually to view them.
  • The Incident Notes portlet displays all of the notes that have been entered against Incidents in a single view.   This allows users to more efficiently look at the notes, regardless of security rights, without having to enter each incident individually to view them.
  • The Incident Notes portlet displays all of the notes that have been entered against Incidents in a single view.   This allows users to more efficiently look at the notes, regardless of security rights, without having to enter each incident individually to view them.
  • The Incident Trending portlet all opened and closed incidents within a certain time frame. This portlet will show trends in incidents over previous months and allows for analysis of as to the root cause in a spike of incidents. The information may be filtered by date range, urgency and priority.
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