Active Directory
Active Directory was developed by Microsoft as a method of centrally managing user access to Window’s based networks and servers. It allows administrators manage identity and control over vast amounts of users within a network. This not only gives users a single login to their windows machine but also access to shared resources within the confines of the domain. For end-users, you simply log in once to your machine and access whatever you need.
Business Process Flow
Business Process Flows define a set of steps for people to follow to take them to a desired outcome. These steps provide a visual indicator that tells people where they are in the business process.
Content Template
Content Templats include content from a chosen project site, such as stages, deliverables, tasks, issues, and risks.
Managed Solution
Solutions implement an application lifecycle management process. Managed solutions are fully developed and are intended to be distributed, installed, and used for production purposes.
Merge Changes
A component that supports merge changes can be edited directly and still maintain compatibility with BrightWork 365 updates.
Stage
Most projects benefit greatly from having a control process in place to move them along from one stage to the next while they are in execution. Without any form of control, there is a good amount of risk that rework will need to be done for project stages that were previously considered complete. The control process, of which Stage are a major element, can be as simple as a single project manager deciding on their own when a stage's body of work has been completed in a satisfactory manner, or as complex as requiring a group of stakeholders deciding individually whether any additional work is necessary before a project can move forward to the next stage. BrightWork 365 affords the flexibility and functionality for project teams to use various levels of stage approval requirements along a spectrum of formality.
Unmanaged Solution
Solutions implement an application lifecycle management process. Unmanaged solutions are primarily used in development environments when changes are still being made to an application.