Demand Ranking approaches
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‎09-03-2014 07:51 AM
How are you all leveraging ServiceNow to rank requested projects (Demands, for those of you in Eureka))? Are you just exporting the requested projects into Excel and ranking via a spreadsheet and then manually entering a rank into a ranking field? Are you using the Task Boards in Eureka? Other approaches?
In my last blog post, I noted that our implementation consultants (AOS) configured the Task Boards (which are typically used to rank stories to be scrummed) and made it so we could use the drag-n-drop feature to rank Demands. They also created several Task Boards so ranking can be done different ways — by Business Division (so each business division leader can rank their business division's Demands), by Priority (puts the focus on the top priority Demands to rank), and overall. Ranking is as easy as grabbing a 'card' and sliding it up or down, and the ranking number will be automatically updated. Cool! I'm still working on what content should be displayed on each of the cards, and am thinking of doing a ranking # by business division and an overall ranking #.
Would love to hear your process!
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‎07-29-2015 09:06 AM
Hi Rama - I believe in Fuji, you can't configure what's on a VTB card. Geneva may be different!
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‎08-03-2015 08:49 AM
That's unfortunate. From your screenshot it looked like you had done some customizations on the view so I was hopeful. Anyway, I'll keep an eye out for Geneva
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‎08-05-2015 11:43 AM
I am going to tag you on another discussion where it makes it look like you CAN control what's on a VTB card...
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‎08-05-2015 12:02 PM
Thanks!