An executive wants to see the actual cost of projects within a selected portfolio, allowing for multiple reports with the option to select a specific portfolio, sorted in a descending order, so the most expensive projects appear on top. Which steps should be taken to create this report?
To meet the executive's request, the best approach is to create a Project Report in the Reports area. Adding a column for Actual Cost and sorting it in descending order ensures that the most expensive projects appear at the top. Additionally, by adding a prompt for Portfolio Name, the report can be filtered by the specific portfolio, allowing for tailored views across different portfolios.
A project manager needs to see specific tasks and issues across all of their projects in a single view. The project manager only needs to see tasks and issues that are currently pending approval, and the results should be grouped by project. What steps should the project manager take to create this view?
The most comprehensive approach is to create two separate reports---one for tasks and one for issues---with filters set for 'Pending Approval.' Grouping the results by project name ensures that the project manager can see all relevant tasks and issues organized per project. Adding these reports to a dashboard consolidates the information into a single view, providing easy access for tracking pending approvals.
What are two characteristics of a Group in Workfront? (Choose two.)
Groups in Adobe Workfront serve as organizational entities that can be associated with specific Companies or Projects to manage workflows or permissions more effectively. Additionally, each Group can have a Group Administrator assigned, who is responsible for managing the group's settings, permissions, and workflows. These roles and associations help in structuring how work and permissions are allocated across different teams or departments.
What is unique to a Scrum iteration?
A Burndown Chart is a visual representation of work remaining versus time in a Scrum iteration. It is unique to agile methodologies like Scrum and is used to track the team's progress during a sprint. The chart helps teams visualize how much work is left to complete the sprint goal, making it a critical tool in Scrum.
Which group of project elements can be used to monitor an active project's progress?
The best combination of elements to monitor an active project's progress in Adobe Workfront is Gantt chart, project Condition, and Metrics. The Gantt chart provides a visual timeline of task dependencies and durations, the Condition field shows the project's current health (On Target, At Risk, etc.), and Metrics offer quantitative data to measure progress. Together, these provide a comprehensive view of a project's performance.
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