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Configure Project Management
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Student Activity
Navigator > Tools > Setup and Administration > Implementation Projects tab > your implementation
project > Define Project Management Configuration
Manage Custom Attributes for Create and update custom attributes to capture additional details for issues and deliverables using a
Issues and Deliverables predefined value set, free text, or numeric data type.
Define Project Requirement See separate presentation for Requirements Management / Agile
Configuration
Overview
• Default Calendars
• Progress Exceptions
• Default Currency
• Default Space Template
• Default Full Time Equivalent Hours
• Default E-Mail Banner
Overview
• Project and Task Codes enable project managers and team
members to capture information at the project and task level
that is specific to your organization
• Value sets: up to 40 project or task codes based on value sets
• Free form text: up to 20 project or task codes text fields
• Numeric: Up to 10 project or task codes with numeric entry
Overview
• Issue Types are used to classify and report issues.
• “General” issue type is seeded.
• Add issue types through the Manage Issue Types page.
• Users can either select from the Issues Types LOV or can create
their own issue types during creating of an issue.
Overview
• Deliverable Types are used to classify and report deliverables.
• “General” deliverable type is seeded.
• Add deliverable types through the Manage Deliverable Types
page.
• Users can either select from the Deliverable Types LOV or can
create their own deliverable types during creating of a deliverable.
Overview
• Define the integration to Oracle Social Network for Project
Execution Management:
– Project
• Project, Description, Project Start Date, Project Finish Date,
Project Number
– Project Issue
• Description, Close Date, Issue ID, Need-by Date, Resolution,
From Date, Summary, Created By, Type, Owner, Priority, Project,
UI Summary
– Task
• Task, Project, Start Date, Finish Date, Priority, Owner, Status
– Select Manual, Automatic, or No
• Manual is recommended and means that users decide if
business object information is sent to Oracle Social Network
Overview
• Use the enterprise project structure to organize projects in
hierarchical groups for reporting specific metrics to executive
management.
• Group projects into a hierarchical structure for reporting to
executive management
• Create up to 10 levels in the hierarchy
• Review labor demand by team member role in terms of full-
time equivalent (FTE)
• Summarize data at each level all the way up the hierarchy
Understand which setup steps are associated with Project & Task
Management
Create and manage project & task codes, issue types, and
deliverable types