When implementing Adobe Workfront, it is important to identify the principles of your success criteria. You may want to ask yourself the following questions:
There are a few factors to consider as you map your goals and identify the business processes you want to improve. We recommend you start by documenting your current processes, organizational structure, and workflows, and then define your overall goals and objectives for how Workfront will fit in your organization.
The following are examples of goals defined by a company and how they fit within Workfront. You may consider some of these as you gather your requirements:
You can achieve this in Workfront by configuring the following:
Create a Workfront Request Queue to manage specific requests within your organization.
For more information about Request Queues, see Create a Request Queue.
Create a report to show any outstanding issues not closed within 5 days.
For more information about creating reports, see Create a custom report.
You can achieve this in Workfront by configuring the following:
Develop a standard project methodology for your organization. This includes identifying the users who will be responsible for creating and managing projects, as well as granting any approvals.
For more information about creating projects, see Create a project.
For more information about creating approval processes, see Create an approval process for work items.
Determine whether you should organize your projects in portfolios and programs, for more in-depth budget and resource management.
For more information about creating portfolios, see Create a portfolio.
Include a best-practices approach to deliver quality in every project.
Identify any repeatable projects that can be used to create templates.
For more information about creating templates, see Create a project template.
Create a dashboard that displays the progress of this year’s portfolios of projects.
For more information about creating a dashboard, see Create a dashboard.
You can achieve this in Workfront by configuring the following:
Once you identify your primary goals and objectives, you can start defining the success criteria surrounding your Workfront implementation. The criteria should reflect the reasons you purchased Workfront in the first place.
With your success criteria in place, Workfront will be in position to manage the needs of your organization and make your implementation a success.
The following are examples of success metrics:
As you work to define these goals and success criteria, be sure to provide opportunities for review by implementation team members as well as other stakeholders involved. Incorporating their feedback is key to success and facilitates a smooth adoption of the Workfront solution.