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My team has issues with tasks that start and are due on the same day do not get accounted for in Resource Management. Is there a fix for this?
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Hi...for same day tasks, you need to make sure there is a number in Duration.
If 0 is in the Duration the task will not show up on the Workload Balancer.
If you edit a users resource capacity/availability, how do you preserve the historical capacity of user for retrospective reviews our resourcing?
I don't believe this was covered during this session, but there are a few of our users who do a combination of project/task work and issue work, and issues seem to still have the default calculation of 8 hours per day. Is there going to be a fix for this? Is there a workaround? We'd love to be able to set default durations and hours for issues, so they don't throw off the resource planner numbers.
Thanks, btw, great session. Thank you @StevenEn @MykaB @KristinFarwell
I would also love this fix. I recommend that my users omit hours from requests in the Resourcing tools, but it would be helpful to include them without having to manually adjust them every time.
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just FYI (as a workaround?),
1) issues default to 8 hours if you have a default duration of 1 day. We have some issues that we do give shorter durations to, e.g. in a request queue we can set up a duration of 0.5 d and that will give us a 4-hour issue. So this works pretty well if you have a quick-turn type of issue that you can set up with queue details of some sort (queue topic)
2) for longer run issues, e.g. 4 hours over the course of a week, the user would need to change planned completion date -- great news, the planned hours stays the same. This would work better for users who don't have a lot of work, and of course, terribly for users who have a lot of requests coming in.
3) for greater volumes, the current workaround is to use fusion to automate what you need.
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Are the recordings available yet?
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@LAK01 - Hi there! If you registered for the Skill Exchange in advance, you will receive a follow-up email this week with a link to the on-demand session recordings. For anyone who didn't register in advance, we'll be posting all the videos on Experience League. I hope to have those up in the next few weeks. We’ll update this post when they're ready!
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Good news! This session is now available on-demand, you can find the recording here. (Tip: Use the links in the left navigation to watch other Skill Exchange sessions!)
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