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Type of target | Description | Example |
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OKR | An Objective according to the OKR methodology, this is a big and ambitious goal. An OKR is to be formulated as a short sentence, understandable for the entire team. The grade of for achieving this goal is measured by Key Results. | Increase system performance. |
Key Result | A The desired result after performing a series of actions. Reaching the result, you can understand how much the OKR is accomplished. Key The key result can be measured by percent the per cent or quantity of something. | Increase the ability for users to work simultaneously by 15%.
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Initiative | A small goal or a specific action you need to do for achieving to achieve a small goal (other Initiative), Key Result or bigger goal (OKR). | Perform regression testing to identify critical errors. |
Milestone | A scheduled end date is when the planned goals and results are to be achieved. | Planned release 29.03.2022. |
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In the Planner application, there are two types of links.:
Type of Link | Description | Type of Relationship | |
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Hard link | Parent-Child |
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Soft linkContribution |
This type shows that the work for achieving common results is performed at in the same area. |
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This section describes types of relationship for a hard link in more details.
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Parent-Child
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This type of relationship is available for OKR → Key Result, Initiative → Initiative, Milestone → Initiative, and Initiative → Milestone.
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The parent-child relationship can be applied to the targets that belong to the same unit. |
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Constraints of the parent-child relationship:
An OKR target cannot have a parent target.
A Key Result target cannot have child targets.
Initiatives and Milestones can have as many nested levels of targets as you need.
Each parent target inherits the progress of child targets.
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The parent-child relationship can be applied to the targets that belong to the same unit. |
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1 Dependencies (Time Dependencies)
This type of relationships is Time dependencies are available only for Initiatives and Milestones, which can belong to different units.
There are four-time dependencies:
Dependency | Description |
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Finish to start | The linked target must be started in on the same day when the main target is finished |
Start to finish | The linked target must be finished in on the same day when the main target is started |
Finish to finish | Both linked targets must be finished in on the same day |
Start to start | Both linked targets must be started in on the same day |
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When you move a target that have has any time dependencies, the system moves linked targets in order to save the correct time dependency. |
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This section describes types of relationship for a soft link in more details.
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Contribution
2.2.1 Contributes To
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The Contributes To the type of relationship is available for such types of targets as:
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This type of relationship shows, that the target you try to link with others, contributes to the achieving results that are planned in the linked targets.
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This type of relationship shows, that the target you try to link with others, gets a contribution in its results from the linked targets.
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The Planner Gantt chart uses four colors colours to display the status and progress of the workflow targets.
Status Name and Color | Description |
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GRAY
| NOT STARTED The target doesn't have a progress and and its start date is in the future |
GREEN
| ON TRACK The target has a progress progressed and it goes according to the plan OR COMPLETE The target is accomplished and the progress is 100% |
ORANGE
| AT RISK Displays an incomplete target (it may have progress progressed or not) but it goes slightly not according to plan |
RED
| OFF TRACK The target is incomplete and in a dangerous state |
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