Adding a notion of "deadline" for tracking some "critical" items which not yet taken into account

hello Babynus ,

Object : Adding a notion of "deadline date" for tracking some items "very important" which not yet taken into account and so to have more anticipatory .

To allow more " anticipatory " and thus optimize the management and monitoring of activities , not only for the project but for others , it is useful to add a notion of " deadline date " for some elements in particular to ensure their consideration :
- Taking into account the requirements
- Taking into account ticket
- Taking into account the problems


This notion of "deadline date", complete the notion of "due date". It can detect important aspects which have not been taken into account before we get to the due date (related with the project) or before we get to a critical situation related with the contract (penalty, breach of contract, irreversible technical failures, etc..).

Example for the requirements :
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Adding a "deadline date" in the definition of "requirements", in order to more effectively manage the taking into account of the requirements.
If this "deadline date" is reached, then an alert ( email, message, etc. . ) is triggered and sent to the recipients identified (the project manager, the responsible of this requirement, the requestor, the MOA, mailing list of stakeholders) . Also allow an alert based on a workflow.


This notion of " deadline date " is also to consider for the following elements :
- Actions ,
- Activities ,
- Spots,
- Tests...

Cordialy

Hi ambroise1er,

correct me if I'm wrong. Isn't it possible to manage with "Indicators"? For Tickets, Actions, Milestones and so forth, it is already possible. For Requirements, it's currently not possible.

Regards,

Klaus

Hi all,

if efforts is low, I would enable it for Requirements as well.

Regards,

Klaus

Yes, I agree

However, I have a question:
Today, these different indicators can really trigger an alert to anticipate the onset of problems ?
In other words, a pro-active risk management ...

If so, in what form?