Dear all,
In our department we have 100s of projects executed every year. Currently we are organizing the projects in this way (please find the inserted message).
1. On a top level, all projects are arranged year wise
2. Second Level - If we drill down any particular year, each sub-entities within the department
3. Third level - Individual projects with the sub-entity of the department
4. Final level - various items like project description, requirements, Milestones etc
What is the problem?
Our main problem is the way we organize the documentation - knowledge and documentation management. Hence the information that is hidden within the project are literally "hidden" and the knowledge is not known to anyone outside (unless and until we manually search for it using the search feature).
My question to the community:
1. I just want to know whether any tags that can be attached to each and every article or document page that will make the search process even more easier (like the tags in Stackoverflow)
2. Is there any best practices to arrange all the projects within a department which will help me to adopt.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Thank you.
Hey Massimo,
have a try
Project administrators, i.e. service desk administrators, can assign agents to their individual service desks as needed.
You can do this in one of the following ways:
To remove an agent from your service desk project, go to People > Agents, find the agent in the agent list, and select Remove access.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicedesk025/managing-agents-754977399.html
Cheers
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