This is so exciting to have this new resource group. 

Love this! Great idea, @KatherineLa!

Echoing @Kurt_Jones that the Community is the most supportive place to gain knowledge from others on what does and doesn't work or has not been though of yet. I whole heartedly recommend being active to stay on top of changes, releases, ideas, tips, tricks and to vent any frustrations. Personally, t...

That's awesome! You got this @SamanthaDa4!    There is an Ohio Workfront User Group with some awesome leaders, @RossBarton1 & @DenverLemont, if you are looking for support or other Ohioans to connect with.   Join here: https://workfront-augs.adobe.com/wug-ohio/

What a great opportunity! This team puts together some pretty amazing events and resources to help meet the customers where they are. Don't miss out on sharing your thoughts!

In my 7 years of using calculated fields, we did not run into any issues with calculated fields when release updates were deployed. I agree with Monique to go for it and build what you need for your teams. Calculated fields are a game changer for teams and workflows.

Communication can be hard, but it is essential to maintain strong adoption for changes or new process implementations.   I have found that with users they need to have the nuts and bolts broken down in a simplistic way. In my experience, provide the who, why, context, etc. goes a long way. We would ...

In my experience, I have found to stay connected with your users on a regular basis to stay ahead of issues or pitfalls.    One easy way of doing this to start is to offer Open Door hours where users can come in freely to bring up concerns or ask questions. These organic conversations versus schedul...

I won’t be able to share an example but here is what I have found to be successful over the years.   Develop a simple roadmap to start. Be sure to include the following: Project Name, Notes about the project, Team(s) impacted, Level of Effort, Priority Tier, ROI Value, Projected Timing (could be bus...

It depends on what the changes are but, in my experience, try to be ahead of the game as much as possible. Be sure to frequently check the release updates page to see what is coming out to be able to plan for the changes. In the preview environment, be sure to test and grab any key users to ensure i...