Difference between revisions of "Timeline Tracking"
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| − | The timeline tracking is part of the [[Task Representation|task representation]]. Usually it is really important to know how much time is left until a task needs to be completed. With the structured properties | + | The timeline tracking is part of the [[Task Representation|task representation]]. Usually it is really important to know how much time is left until a task needs to be completed. With the structured properties start date and target date it is easy to check if a task is maybe overdue. Furthermore over time the wiki contains many tasks and this properties helps to focus on currently important tasks. These could be tasks which are currently not completed. Every task has a task leader who is responsible for it. In the future it’s imaginable that the wiki system based other properties suggest a better matching leader. |
<div style="border:1px solid #eeeeee; width:610px">[[File:Mockup_2_Timeline_Tracking.png|600px]]</div> | <div style="border:1px solid #eeeeee; width:610px">[[File:Mockup_2_Timeline_Tracking.png|600px]]</div> | ||
Revision as of 00:25, 3 June 2014
The timeline tracking is part of the task representation. Usually it is really important to know how much time is left until a task needs to be completed. With the structured properties start date and target date it is easy to check if a task is maybe overdue. Furthermore over time the wiki contains many tasks and this properties helps to focus on currently important tasks. These could be tasks which are currently not completed. Every task has a task leader who is responsible for it. In the future it’s imaginable that the wiki system based other properties suggest a better matching leader.
Timeline Tracking Mockup
