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A project manager has been asked to create a report showing the planned completion date for all the project manager's projects. The report must show results in a calendar view and all entries should be purple. What steps should the project manager take to create this view?
To create a report that meets the specifications, the project manager should create a new report from the Reports page, filter by Project Owner ID, and add a column for Planned Completion Date. Setting the default view to Calendar View and using the Color ID field to assign the color purple ensures that all the manager's projects are visible in the desired format and color.
A project manager needs to know the date that a task is likely to be finished based on the current progress of the task and its predecessors, regardless of any task constraints applied.
Which date type would the project manager utilize?
The 'Projected Date' in Workfront reflects the most likely completion date of a task based on the task's progress and any predecessors. Unlike the 'Planned Date,' which is set manually, the Projected Date automatically updates as task progress changes, giving a real-time estimate of task completion.
Which two statements are true about Groups and Teams? (Choose two.)
In Workfront, Teams are operational entities that can be assigned to tasks, while Groups are organizational entities that are not assignable to tasks. Additionally, work requests can be routed to both Groups and Teams, depending on how the organization is structured and how the routing is set up.
A marketing team determines that in the future, their projects must be reviewed by the Project Sponsor before the project is closed. What is the best practice to ensure that each project is properly reviewed and approved?
The best practice is to incorporate an approval process into the project template so that it is automatically triggered when a project reaches the completion stage. This ensures consistency and saves time by removing the need to manually set up approval processes for each new project. This approach also guarantees that the Project Sponsor's review is systematically included before the project is officially closed.
A company has decided that all projects for the year need to be created from templates and staffed in the following quarter. The projects will need to remain in a backlog until the team has capacity to work on them. There has been confusion previously because the team used Planning status for all work not started.
What should the project manager do to help the team see the difference between work in the backlog versus work that is now being planned?
In Workfront, creating a custom status specifically for 'Backlog' allows the team to differentiate between work that is pending capacity and work that is actively being planned. This prevents confusion and allows for better project tracking, ensuring that tasks move smoothly from backlog to the planning phase when appropriate.
