Even with the icons, it still looks off:

The license breakdown within system settings is a great addition. That said, many of our top-level groups are hierarchical. Ideally, I would like to have the ability to break down top-level groups by subgroup, setting license allotment per sub-group. (This will become more important as we continue t...

OMG YES. This was something I was thinking about last week. We have some projects which require a particular view or filter. The only thing I'd add to it is to have this functionality at the Issue level as well. We do some creative things with Issues which require specific views.

I love the fact that this is now a thing in Preview and I'm extremely excited that we'll have this ability!Of course, it wouldn't be an Inno Lab comment if there wasn't a but... :DCurrently, the PDF shows all fields--including those which are empty. Is this something that will be changed in future t...

I'm interested in this as well. We have a new group we've onboarded into Workfront and they're going to require Workfront for work requests--but the people who make the requests will only need Workfront for that and that alone. I just want to be sure that I don't screw everything up with our existin...

Looking forward to this! Workfront is starting to explode across BMS and we'll need all the feedback and help in order to develop a meaningful and robust governance structure! -j

HA! I grew up "down the road" from Franklin in Oak Ridge. I've never been to the fluorescent mineral museum--you'd think I have done so. (I used to play darts at Sullivan's while it still existed. I drank bourbon there--another connection.)Speaking of hitting rocks, I live about an hour away from Ri...

I like to think that I'm forward-thinking.

But seriously, lately it's walks and hiking. Fall is my favourite season and there are some decent trails within a reasonable drive from my home in Central New Jersey. Yes, there are trees in New Jersey; it's not all toxic waste dumps and mini-malls. Completely detaching from tech (and, God forgive ...

I find a few Manhattans do the job well enough. Okay, more than a few. Alright alright, it's a twisty straw into a bottle of bourbon.