Overview of Workitems
Hello All,
As a PO for different project areas I would like to have an overview about all work items, plans, current and upcoming requirements regarding the systems and their future enhancements. Not yet planned requirements should be in a requirement pot from where the responsible product owners/scrum masters (need to be defined) are able to distribute the requirements to certain projects.
Is something like this possible ? If not please suggest the possible solution to something similar.
Thanks!
Accepted answer
the best way to have an overview of a project is the dashboard: http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/clmhelp/v4r0m4/index.jsp?re=1&topic=/com.ibm.jazz.dashboard.doc/topics/c_about_dashboards.html?resultof=%22dashboard%22%20&scope=null
Please note you can populate it with widgets showing different reports: workitems, plans and so on.
You can also combine reports from a number of different projects on one dashboard
Please note you can populate it with widgets showing different reports: workitems, plans and so on.
You can also combine reports from a number of different projects on one dashboard
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Thanks Aniola,
I am able to see the reports as you mentioned from different project areas.
However what I would like to know is if there is a way to have workitems from different project areas?
Or Query workitems from other project areas ??
Also tracking 3 or 4 child project from Main parent project areas ? I have heard a bit about cross project tracking but not sure if that might help as expected. we are in RTC 4.0
You cannot have a query that shows workitems from more than one project. This is one of the most popular requests: https://jazz.net/jazz/web/projects/Rational%20Team%20Concert#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.viewWorkItem&id=94575
Please note however, that you can have separate widgets on your dashboard (one per project area). Alternatively, you can write a custom Birt report that gathers data from more than one project area, and display this report (in a dashboard widget or otherwise).
Thanks again for the link. This will be a very good enhancement!!