Capacity Utilization - Reporting on User Role
Good day,
We are currently using the IBM CLM 6.0.0 solution, and would like to find out how to generate a report that shows/groups users with a specific role (e.g Team Member), within a Project Areas/Team Areas.
The members of the project/team area have their work environment configured to about 8 hours (depending on role), and the idea is to compute/ compare planned time (on task level), vs their allocated time (based on the work environment), and also to possibly show how much free time a team/project member could possibly have.
Thank you.
Alick
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Ralph Schoon (63.5k●3●36●46)
| answered Sep 01 '17, 7:59 a.m.
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER I wonder why you are not using the built in feature - granted, it is role agnostic -
Comments Hi Ralph,
Thank you very much for your response.
I have gone through the articles that you sent, but unfortunately, does not quite meet the use case as required by our development leads (and teams) .
Our development teams/CFTs (cross functional teams) are made up of various individuals with different roles (dev, qc, architect etc). Each function (e.g. dev) represented in the CFT is managed by different function/line managers (in this case dev manager), who manages various developers, and allocates/seconds them to various CFTs. Each function/line manager basically wants to understand:
1. The total amount of time spent across CFTs by the function ( e.g. developers) .
2. The amount of time available (or not used) by the function given the Work Environment configured in CCM/RTC.
3. Who (a possible drill down) in the function is under allocated, or over allocated.
Kindly note that the roles defined in our jazz environment basically represents the function to which a team member belongs/is responsible for.
I hope the above gives some context and clarity in this regard.
Thank you,
Alick
Ulf Arne Bister
commented Sep 04 '17, 10:45 a.m.
Alick,
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