Interesting information - apparently there's an article about upcoming performance improvements on the help site. I've pulled a quote from another customer who was given this information with the link to that article (noted below). The article itself is not actually that helpful. It basically stat...

Agreed. I was in a session at Leap that was meant to speak to performance issues and what’s coming in the future to resolve them. The group in that session was very vocal about these general performance issues - it’s the day to day slowness that’s not being addressed and needs some...

Thanks for the reply! We're on cluster 1 too. I actually added that to the post and asked for any other folks to chime in on where they're located too. I'm curious if this is a universal thing or specific to our cluster. Change takes time, patience and practice.

My biggest issue is the general performance of the system. This is something we've seen some consistent issues with for the last two years. I feel that general performance is more important than any new features - performance is king and it powers all the current features and any new features. I put...

Silly question. The last two years Workfront gave away some nice laptop bags as part of the conference swag. Is that the plan again this year? Asking so I don't bring a bag and have to leave with two if that's happening again this year. :) Change takes time, patience and practice.

I'm looking to build a view that my project managers can use when they're updating their project plans. They're used to versions of MS Project that highlights changes throughout the plan when you make an adjustment that has a waterfall effect. Since building a timeline with predecessors allows you...

I think Rhonda might have pegged the problem here. We encountered a similar situation. I've attached a PDF that might help you work through this. I'm not sure where you are in the process of familiarizing yourself with the system so I tried to cover a lot of bases. Step 1 - Verifying you have a ...

Sure thing. The first user to accept the task by clicking "work on it" sets the commit date. The system automatically defaults the commit date to match the initial planned completion date when the first user accepts the work. Changing the commit date after this requires an assigned resource to man...

Any of them. The commit date can be changed by any resource assigned to a task. Which brings up the question who owns it in collaborative assignments. Fun stuff, right? Change takes time, patience and practice.

Hi Laura, I think the overarching problem here is that changing this in the My Work page is not necessarily the end of the story. It obviously depends on how you're set up and how you're using the system but that commit date is front and center when you navigate in to any task page. The commit date ...