SAP Cloud ALM for Implementation

Task Management

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Agenda

Introduction

Basics of Task Management

Capabilities and functions

Reporting and analytics

Outlook and Summary

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Introduction
SAP Cloud ALM – A brand-new, cloud-based application lifecycle
management offering

is cloud-native and open

For the intelligent enterprise In the public cloud

• for cloud-centric customers • Rethought, newly designed, and built
• manages cloud, hybrid and on-premises solutions on modern cloud technology

• supports all components of the Intelligent Enterprise • Ready for immediate consumption
• Cost-efficient for customers

Supporting 3500+ Customer and Partner in Implementation and Operations*

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 Application Lifecycle Management for the Intelligent Enterprise

Implementation Methodology Operations

Operation Automation
Collaboration
Design Build Test Deploy
Integration Detect Analyze Correct Automate

Customers receive all they need to implement and operate

their SAP solutions with SAP Enterprise Support
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Introduction – SAP Cloud ALM for Implementation

SAP Cloud ALM provides the harmonized implementation experience for the intelligent
enterprise, covering all relevant SAP solutions for all customers

Build Test

Design Deploy
Open
Out-of-the-Box
Integrated
Cloud Native
SAP Standard Content Traceable
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 Design, Build, Test and Deploy with SAP Cloud ALM

Design
§ Start with Best Practice Content to run your Fit-2-Standard workshops
§ Create own processes with integrated authoring capabilities
Cloud Native
§ Collect requirements as an initial backlog
Out-of-the-Box
Build
SAP Standard Content
§ Based on the SAP Activate methodology with template roadmaps for agile
implementation projects
§ Extended by your own tasks and user stories
§ Integrated planning and reporting

Open Test
Integrated § Manage all test from user acceptance to regression
§ Manual testing with test step based approach

Traceable § Integration of automatic execution engines

Deploy
§ Plan your releases and orchestrate consistent deployment to production

§ Enable change and provide traceability and audit trails

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 Capabilities in detail
Deployments to production in releases

Agile implementation in sprints

Go Live

Manual
Testing Deployment
Rich Text based Test Planning
Project & Task Integration of
documentation
Management Orchestration test automation Change Feature
Process
Status & Approval* Requirements providers Delivery
Management Enablement
Document Refinement Test Defect Deployment
Management Project Planning Planning* Management
Configuration* Change Automation &
Integration*
Task Distribution documentation & Confirmation*
Extension Test
reporting
Task Templates Management* Preparation
Fit-2-Standard
Workshops Traceability &
Gantt Chart Integration Audit Trail
Process Scoping Management*
Landscape
& Viewer SAP
Standard
Process Test Cases
Authoring Documentation Deployment
SAP Activate Test Execution Orchestration
Roadmaps
Requirements
Collection

Project Execution
SAP Process & Tracking
Content

Project
Start

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Task Management - Overview
SAP Cloud ALM Task Management
Overview

SAP Cloud ALM Task Management Capability offers:

§ Guided Implementation
ü Pre defined content from SAP Activate Methodology
ü Easily bring your own content via Mass upload

§ Task assignment and distribution

ü Tasks distributed to pre delivered Project roles

ü Easily filter tasks based on Team, Role or Person assignment

§ Tasks from Scoping and Requirements

ü Tasks dynamically appear or disappear based on Scoping
ü Approved requirements tracked to completion via Tasks and user stories
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Task Operations

§ Set Due Date § Set task as Favourite

§ Set assignment § Set task to Obsolete
§ Break tasks into sub-tasks § Delete task
§ Execute task § Change task duration
§ Enter comments § Change task relationships
§ Set Status § Change task priority
§ Check History § Assign custom tags
§ Download § Assign task to a deliverable
§ Copy Tasks § Assign task to a workstream
§ Mass edit § Include reference as links

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 Task
Sources

Reporting
Task
and
Analytics Types

Tasks

Task
Task List
Details

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Task Management - Basics

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What is a Task

Anything that you do is a task

§ You track all the tasks, you track the Project

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Where can you find Task information

SAP Cloud ALM offers multiple

ways to experience Task
information

• Overview Page

• Task List View

• Task Details view

• Gantt chart view

• Task Reports

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What does Task contain

Task contains instructions required

to perform an activity.

• Instructions are in rich text

format

• Instructions can include images

• Task also has multiple attributes

for context, timelines and
assignments

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Task Management - Types

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Task Types

Tasks can be of different types

§ Template Task
- Provided by SAP
- Description can not be edited
§ Project Task
- Created by Project team
Template task Project task
§ User Story
- Created to detail out a Requirement
§ Sub Task
- Child of a parent element

User story Sub tasks

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Task Types

Editing/Deletion Story Points Assign to Sprint Dependency on

Allowed Parent

Template Task Limited X X

Project Task X X X

User Story X X X

Sub-Task X X X

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Template tasks content updates

§ Task content may be updated to

provide customers with the latest
information on how tasks should be
carried out
§ If a content update modified a task, an
entry will be made in the task history
§ An update could mean a task is
restructured, merged, split, or
deprecated. If this happens
§ A prefix [Obsolete] is added to the task
§ Task attributes will no longer be
editable
§ Comments are still permitted

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Task Management - Sources

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Task Sources

• SAP Cloud ALM Setup

• SAP Activate Template
• SAP Central Business Configuration
• Scoping events
• SAP Readiness Check
• Manually created from
• Excel Upload
• API
• Process
• Requirement
• Feature
• Defect
• Task Copy
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Setup Tasks from SAP Cloud ALM

• SAP Cloud ALM pre-loads the Task list with

minimal setup tasks

• These tasks appear as soon as the Project

is created

• These tasks carry instructions on how to

perform the required steps

• Tasks also include navigation links to the

appropriate application screens

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Pre-loaded Roadmap Templates from SAP Activate

• When a Project is created , a Project lead

can select a Template published by SAP
Activate methodology.

• The List of supported templates is

• SAP S/4 HANA Cloud Essentials
• SAP S/4HANA Cloud , Extended edition
• IES Scenario – Hire to Retire
• SAP S/4HANA private cloud edition ( new
implementation)
• SAP S/4HANA private cloud edition ( system
conversion)

SAP Cloud ALM brings SAP Activate to life by allowing status updates and comments for
Tasks

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Tasks from SAP Central Business Configuration

• A Project in SAP Cloud ALM can be linked to

SAP Activate Deliverables
multiple Projects in SAP Central Business
Configuration(CBC)

• When a CBC Project is linked to a CALM Activate Template

Project, Project activities from CBC are Tasks in SAP Cloud
replicated as Template tasks in CALM ALM
• The content follows the hierarchy given by
SAP Activate Project activities from SAP
Central Business
• Project activities from CBC are shown as Configuration
children of Activate Template Tasks under the
Activate deliverables

• CBC Project activities show as Template

tasks with a source “ SAP Central Business
Configuration”

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Tasks created from Scoping

SAP Activate Methodology Scoping and Business Logic Actionable Task List

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Tasks created from Scoping

• For every scope that is created ,

specific tasks are generated that help
you in managing Scope lifecycle

• These can be found by selecting the

Task Source “Scoping” or selecting
the created Scope

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Tasks created from SAP Readiness check

• Results from SAP Readiness check can be

exported to a format that is understood by
SAP Cloud ALM

• These can be found by selecting the Task

Source “SAP Readiness check”

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Tasks created from Task List
Tasks created Manually

New Tasks can be created from Task list directly

• Project Tasks, User stories, sub-tasks can be

created

• Even if you create tasks manually , you can

still connect then to existing deliverables

• Template tasks can not be created manually

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Tasks created from Excel Upload
Tasks created Manually

Tasks can be easily uploaded via Excel Upload

• You can select a number of tasks and

download them as Template

• You can add “External ID” in the downloaded

file and mass upload tasks

• It is possible to mass update the uploaded

tasks later using “External ID”

• It is possible to establish relationships and

hierarchy via Mass upload

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Tasks created from API
Tasks created Manually

New Tasks can be created from published API

• Published API to bring in tasks or update

tasks via API

• Regularly updated based on customer and

partner inputs

• More details are in this Blog post

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Tasks created from Process New
Tasks created Manually

New Tasks can be created from Process

• Tasks( Project tasks, User stories) can be

created from Solution value flow or Solution
Process flow

• Tasks can be created from custom authored

processes also

• The title of Project task is defaulted from

associated process

• A relation to Process is automatically created

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Tasks created from Requirements
Tasks created Manually

Requirement can be broken down into

• Project Tasks

• User stories

These can be further broken into sub-tasks

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Tasks created from Features New
Tasks created Manually

Project tasks or user stories can be created

from Features

• Title for created task is automatically

populated

• A relation between Feature and task is also

automatically created

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Tasks created from Defect New
Tasks created Manually

Sub-tasks can be created from Defects

• Relation between sub-task and defect is

automatically created

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Tasks created via Task Copy
Tasks created Manually

Tasks can be easily copied

• System also gives an option to copy sub-

tasks

• This capability is useful in case you want to

copy Template tasks to Project tasks to
adjust description

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Task Management – Task List

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 Task List
Purpose

§ The purpose of Task list is to

quickly see multiple tasks
§ Filters at the top help narrow down
the selection
§ Results in the bottom can be seen
in list view or Gantt chart view
§ Task list will allow you to select
only one Project at one time

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 Task List
Filters

§ The Task list shows some filter

options by Default
§ They can be easily changed by Adjust filters

clicking on “Adapt Filters”

§ Please note not all the filter
options are applicable for all Task
Types

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 Task List
Result list Columns

§ You can control which columns

show in the Result list
§ You can also change the display
order of the selected columns
Result List Columns

Control Display Order

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 Task List
Sorting

§ You can sort the Task list by

multiple dimensions

Sort

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 Task List
Grouping

§ The default way the Task list is

presented is Group by Deliverable
§ You can change the default
grouping by using the Group by
icon Group

§ You can Group the Task list by

multiple dimensions

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 Task List
Views

§ The task list shows a system

Create Views
provided view by Default “Open
Tasks”
§ After you make your adjustments
in filter criteria, sort options, group Save
options and result columns, you as Tile

can save your layout as a view

§ You may want to set your created
view as the default view
§ You can even save a custom view
as a Tile on Fiori Launchpad

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 Task List
Set attributes

§ The task list allows you to quickly

set values for key attributes

Change attribute
values

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 Task List
Task dependencies

§ When a task has a predecessor,

that is shown by an icon
§ You can easily preview status of
the predecessor task by clicking
on the icon
§ Please note: Dependencies act as
soft guidance and not hard
constraints. This means you can
ignore dependencies and perform
subsequent actions if project
circumstances demand that Notice
dependencies

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 Task List
Creation

§ You can create Project Tasks and

user stories
§ You can not create Template tasks

Create

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 Task List
Mass Edit

§ You can select multiple records

and perform a Mass Edit
§ The number of attributes shown
for Mass Edit depend on your
selection
Mass Edit

§ If you select multiple Task types

then only the common attributes
show in Mass Edit

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 Task List
Delete

§ You can select tasks and delete

but please note deletion is a two-
step process
§ First you need to set the
tasks to obsolete
Deletion

§ Then you can delete tasks

§ You can set the Task to obsolete
by changing the attribute “state”

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 Task List
Subsequent Navigation

§ You can navigate from Task list to

task details Navigate to
Analytics

§ Some of the tasks have

application links, which show as
the icon and you can navigate
to specific application in the Navigate to Gantt
chart view
appropriate system by clicking on
the link
§ You also have easy access to
Analytical reports
§ You can also change the view to Navigate to
application
Gantt chart
Navigate to
Task Details

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Task List
Gantt chart

§ Gantt chart shows a Hierarchy based

Mass
view Release
Edit
Timelines
§ You can easily adjust Task durations
Status
§ You can create relationships between Update
tasks
§ You can select multiple records and
perform a Mass Edit
§ You can update status of any Task from
Gantt chart
§ You can navigate from any Task to task
details and see the description
§ Timeboxes and Release timelines are
also shown in Gantt chart now Click Task
to see
description

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Tasks – Details

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 Task Description

§ There is a pre-defined
Template Task
description for Template task,
and you cannot edit it
§ When you create your own
Project Task
tasks, you can add rich text,
images and edit formatting for
the description

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 Task Accelerators

§ Pre-defined assets that come

from Activate Template tasks
§ Provides informative materials
to work on the task
§ Not possible to add them for
Project tasks

Accelerators

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 Task References

§ You can create some

references of any materials for
each task by adding name and
URL
§ References can be specific
files, Sharepoint, external link
for other application, and so on
Reference Reference
§ Not possible to directly upload Name URL

or attach the materials on SAP

Cloud ALM due to its limited
storage

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 Task Attributes
Workstream

§ Workstream represents logical

grouping of deliverables in the
same are of work. They are
used as an attribute of a
deliverable to indicate in which
area of project the work will be
done
§ Tasks are assigned to
workstreams that provide an
alternate working view

List of
Workstreams

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 Task Attributes
Status Status
filter

§ There are 5 types of status for

each task: Open, In Progress,
Blocked, Done and Not
Relevant
§ In Overview page, there are
cards that you can see tasks or
sub-tasks by status
§ Not relevant tasks are not taken
into account for reporting Cards from
Overview
functions like Analytics apps or page
Overview tiles

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 Task Attributes
State

§ State consists of 2 types: Active

and Obsolete
§ When some tasks become
outdated, you can make their
state obsolete. However, you State filter
can still inquire those data
§ Only after making a task
obsolete, you can delete it

Set to Delete
Obsolete task

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 Task Attributes
Deliverable

§ Deliverable is a grouping of
tasks that together create an
outcome
§ Detailed explanation about
each Deliverable can be shown
by clicking Deliverable link in
Detailed
Additional Information of each information
task.
§ You can see a list of
Deliverable in Gantt chart view

Deliverable
link

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 Task Attributes
Deliverable

§ Deliverable is a grouping of
tasks that together create an
outcome
§ Detailed explanation about
each Deliverable can be shown
by clicking Deliverable link in
Additional Information of each
task.
§ You can see a list of
Deliverable
Deliverable in Gantt chart view list view

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 Task Attributes
Priority
Priority filter

§ There are 4-point scale

priorities that you can set for
each task:
- Very High
- High
- Medium
- Low
§ In Overview page, you can see
Tasks and Sub-Tasks by Cards from
Overview
Priority page

Icons for
each priority

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 Task Attributes
Timebox - Phase

§ Anything that can provide a due

date to a Task type is called a
Timebox. You can think of it as
a Time range of 1 up to N days hase
P
§ A Timebox can be
print
S
- A phase
e
ston
- A sprint Mil
e

- A milestone
§ Phase is provided by SAP
Activate methodology, and you
cannot add or delete a phase
Phases

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 Task Attributes
Timebox - Sprint

§ Maintaining a sprint schedule is

optional
§ It is recommended to create a hase
P
sprint schedule aligned to the
phase schedule
print
S
§ The relationship between sprint
e
dates and phase dates is ston
e
Mil
implicit, not explicit
§ You do not need to close the
sprints. The sprints automatically
show as past when the calendar
date is passed Sprints

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 Task Attributes
Timebox - Sprint

§ Maintaining a project milestone

is optional
§ The relationship between hase
P
milestones and phase dates is
implicit, not explicit
print
S
§ If you create milestones and
e
assign tasks to the milestones, ston
e
Mil
the milestone date is set as the
due date of tasks
§ If you delete the milestone, the
system attempts to find the
matching phase and changes Milestones
the due dates of the
corresponding tasks accordingly

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 Task Attributes
Start and Due dates

§ You can set Start date and Due

date for each task
§ In Gantt chart view, you can
check Start and End date easily
with visualized period

Gantt chart
view

Start and
Due date

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 Task Attributes
Team

§ A Team is a group of Roles or

Assignees Add Team, Role,
Assignee filter in Task
List view
§ PMO team is created by default
and cannot be deleted, and it is
the only team that contains the
role “Project Lead”
§ How to organize a Team
depends on project
characteristics and your needs.
You can use one Team for one
Project, or you can create
multiple Teams

Select Team from

the list

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 Task Attributes
Role

§ When you create a Project in

SAP Cloud ALM, it comes with
a pre-delivered set of Roles
such as Project Lead and
Business Process Expert
§ You can create a new custom
Role as well, in case you
cannot find a proper one from
the pre-delivered set
§ Multiple users can be assigned
to the same Role and one user
can be assigned to many Roles Select Role from
the list

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 Task Attributes
Assignee

Upcoming Tasks
card
§ Assignee is a Person who is
assigned to a certain task
§ Different from Team and Role
that you can select only from
the list, you can assign any
person in your organization by
using search function
§ In Overview page, Upcoming
Tasks and Tasks cards show
the tasks assigned to you
(Assignee) or your Role.

Select other user

Tasks card
by searching

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 Task Attributes
Tags

§ Tags come from 2 sources:

Activate tags
Activate tags and Custom tags
§ You can’t edit Activate tags
Custom tags
§ You can create and assign
Custom tags, and unassigned
custom tags are removed
automatically
§ Custom tags can also be
Create Custom
created via Excel tags via Excel

§ Tags are across Projects and

you can filter Task list by Tag Tag filter

§ SAP Recommendation: Create

“Name : Value” pairs (e.g.,
Risk:High, Risk:Medium)
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 Break tasks into sub-tasks

§ Sub-task can be created under

each Task
§ By breaking a task into several Crete Sub-
task button
sub-tasks, you can manage
complexity of the task

Sub-task
details

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 Forward navigation

§ Open Application column can

be added in the Task List view
§ When you click the forward
navigation icon, you will be Add Open
Application column
forwarded to the web page or Forward
application where you can navigation icon
execute the task

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 Add comments

§ You can add comments for

each Task
§ After adding the comments,
Comment icon
you can edit or delete them

Create
Comment

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 Check History

§ History of each Task can be

maintained and archived

History

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 Download Tasks – As Template

Download icon
§ In the Task list, you can
download your selected tasks
as Spreadsheet or as Template
§ Use cases for Spreadsheet:
Analysis, Pivot, and Reading
task description quickly without
HTML tags
§ Use cases for Template:
Transferring a list of tasks from Spreadsheet
one project to another, Creating version
many identical tasks at regular
intervals, and Consolidating
several activities and uploading
them all at once Template
version

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 Copy Task

§ You can easily copy the task

§ After clicking the copy button,
when you scroll down in the
window on the right side, you
can also change every
attribute of the task as you Copy button

want and save it

Copy window

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 Mass Edit

§ You can edit attributes of

multiple tasks at the same time
§ When you select several tasks,
Mass Edit button is activated

Mass Edit button

Mass Edit window

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 Set task as Favorite

§ You can mark a task as favorite

§ You can filter only the favorite
tasks
Favorite icon

Favorite filter

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 Change Task duration

§ Task duration is the period from

Start date and Due date.
Edit Start date and
§ Task duration can be edited in Due date
Additional Information part of
each task
§ It can be also edited in Gantt
Drag timebox
chart view by dragging the
timebox. When you hover on
the far left or far right side of the
timebox, the mouse icon will be
changed to two-way arrow.
Then you can make the
timebox longer or shorter as
you want

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 Change task relationships

§ You can edit relation of two

project tasks from Gantt chart
Creating
§ The relationship of template Relationship
task cannot be edited to between tasks

prevent incurring confusion in

the defined order of tasks
§ To edit the relationship, you can
click the timebox, then two
small squares will appear at Relationship
created
both ends of the box. You can
click and drag this square to the
edge of the other task that you
want to create relationship with
the current one

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Task assignment, distribution and management
Task Assignment by Role

§ Task content delivered by SAP Activate Methodology has a predefined distribution by project role

Implicit Assignment
§ The project lead assigns a team member to a task, team member can then search for their assigned tasks
§ Where large teams exist, the project lead can assign tasks to a role rather than an individual team member

Explicit Assignment
§ Where multiple people are assigned to a role, team members can explicitly assign tasks to themselves
§ Where small teams exist, tasks can be assigned to specific individuals

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Requirement Based Tasks

§ When a requirement has been

approved, tasks can then be
generated in the requirements
overview
§ Requirements and their tasks have
a 1:1 relationship
§ The progress of a requirement is
measured using the current status
of the corresponding task

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 Basics of Task Management
Task Relations

§ Some tasks coming from the SAP

Activate Methodology have predecessor
and successor information
§ On the Task list, an icon will appear
beside a task status if its predecessor
task is still in status open
§ The relations section in task details
contains predecessor and successor
information
§ If task has been created via a
requirement, this is also reflected in the
relations section

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Tasks upload, generation and integration
Mass Upload

• The existing manual tasks can be downloaded as

template

• Manual tasks from one Project can be uploaded

into another Project for reusability

• The template can be modified to create new tasks

and deliverables and upload them

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 Basics of Task Management
Comments and History

§ Team members can collaborate on

a task without having to change
the task assignee
§ Adding comments allows team
members to indicate progress or
share information within a task
§ Users can only edit or delete their
own comments

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Basics of Task Management
Comment Icon in Task List

• Identify commented tasks by a

comment icon in Task list

• Read comments from list view itself

without needing to go to task
details

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Tasks – Reporting and Analytics

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Basics of Task Management
Task Analytics on Overview Page

You can quickly get an Overview

• Tasks by Status

• Tasks by Workstreams

• Upcoming Tasks

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Requirement, Project Tasks, User Stories and Sub-Tasks
Tagging with customer-own tags

§ In the task list a new filter for “Tags” is available

§ In the task list there are 2 columns available
§ Tag count (for the amount of tags)
§ Tag (displays the titles of the tags)

§ In the Additional Information section you can assign

existing or create a new tag (by typing the title and
pressing enter)
§ As soon as a tag is created, it is displayed also in
the task list as filter option
• 2 kinds of tags are available
• Tags from SAP Activate content for Template Tasks (can
be reused, cannot be removed)
• Tags created by Users (can be assigned to
Requirement, Project Tasks, User Stories and Sub-
Tasks and can be removed) Blog

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Outlook and Summary
SAP Cloud ALM for Implementation – Customer Benefits

Harmonized implementation experience across SAP

Cloud solutions
Fast time-to-value through content-driven implementation
based on SAP Activate and Best Practices processes
Customer specific innovation through requirement-driven
implementation
Instantaneously available, no deployment or configuration
activities
Fast onboarding of your project team
Comprehensive workspace for fit-to-standard workshops
Built-in transparency about implementation progress
Seamless integration process covering all relevant
implementation capabilities

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SAP Cloud ALM for implementation
Roadmap

Go to https://roadmaps.sap.com/
and search for SAP Cloud ALM
to get the always up-to-date
roadmap with links to more
information and demos

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(Overview course) https://open.sap.com/courses/calm1 with SAP Cloud ALM
Duration: 1 week Duration: 4 week + 1 for exam
Start: Tue 15th June 2021
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Unit 1: Introduction to SAP Cloud ALM Week 1: SAP Cloud ALM Project Delivery
Unit 2: Value of SAP Cloud ALM
Week 2: Tasks and Business Processes
Unit 3: Introduction to SAP Cloud ALM for Implementation
Week 3: Requirements and Testing
Unit 4: Conducting Fit-to-standard Workshops
Unit 5: Introduction to SAP Cloud ALM for Operations
Week 4: Additional Capabilities and Outlook

Unit 6: Monitoring Business Processes Week 5: Final Exam

Unit 7: Key Takeaways and Outlook (Demo system available each week to support learning experience)

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Accelerate Cloud Implementations with SAP Cloud ALM
openSAP – Tue 15th June 2021

Duration: 4+1 weeks Effort required: 3-4 hours per week

Week 1: SAP Cloud ALM Project Delivery

Week 2: Tasks and Business Processes

Week 3: Requirements and Testing

Week 4: Additional Capabilities and Outlook

Week 5: Exam

Speakers:
- SAP Cloud ALM Product Owners
- SAP Guest Speakers

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