Projects can be created newly or created from existing project
templates. You can also create groups to classify the projects and
manage the privileges of the other project users by making the
projects private or public.
You can create a new project afresh or use an existing project template to create the project.
Strict
projects have a fixed schedule. It is preferable to plan all the
project activities within the schedule. Projects following the strict
methodology are more successful because their project modules cannot
extend beyond the scheduled project dates.
And you cannot start or extend the start and end dates for any project modules beyond the scheduled project dates. Such as, Milestones
will be scheduled within the projects date range bugs will be scheduled within the milestone date range.
You cannot select dates beyond the project's schedule in any of the
date pickers, for strict projects. An error message is displayed
whenever you do not select a valid date range for the project modules.
You
can choose to make your project go public or private. Private projects
can be accessed only by the member project users, whereas public
projects can be viewed and followed by all the portal users. In public
projects, users will have only read access but they can view and follow
projects and add comments. However, if you are the Admin, you will have
all the access privileges even for public projects.
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