Cross-Project Tracking with Pivot Tables - Atlassian Community Pivot tables enable project managers to visualize key metrics such as task completion rates, resource allocation, budget usage, and timelines across multiple projects Data Consolidation: Pivot tables aggregate data from multiple projects into a single, manageable view
Cross-Project Reporting: Gain Insights, Decide Faster . . . With Fohlio’s Cross-Project Reporting, managers and decision-makers get a bird’s-eye view of every project in one place Track approvals, supplier performance, budget trends, and workflow success across all your projects—so you can spot issues early, make data-driven decisions, and scale what’s working No more guessing
Best solution for cross project dependencies - Microsoft . . . In summary, Project Online would be the best upgrade for managing cross-project dependencies effectively, given its robust features and seamless integration with your existing Microsoft 365 tools If you prefer an on-premises solution, Project Server is also a strong contender
How to Build Cross-Project Jira Dashboards with Quick Filters . . . While Jira dashboards are a helpful tool for tracking work, managing multiple dashboards or projects can quickly become overwhelming This article will guide you through building a dynamic, interactive dashboard that allows you to track issues across multiple Jira projects
Plan and view cross-project work in a plan - Atlassian Support Accurately plan for how much work your teams can handle in an iteration Plan work against deadlines with single-project and cross-project releases Assign work to teams and monitor their progress from your timeline Learn more about dependencies and how they can help structure your plans Learn about warnings and how they guide your plan
Discover cross-project reporting with the IBM Jazz Reporting . . . This article introduces an all new set of capabilities and reports that allow you to set-up dashboards that show you the status of your entire project portfolio, aggregating data cross-applications, cross-projects, and even cross-timelines