Enterprise Applications Projects
Generally speaking, The Division of IT defines a project as a temporary, organized effort to complete work to deliver new products or services. Projects must have a defined start and end date. This contrasts with operations, which are ongoing, repetitive, day-to-day work that yields the same outcomes, products, or services. Operations have no start and end date.
Projects often include one or more of the following attributes:
- 80 or more IT resource hours to complete
- $20,000 or more software and/or hardware purchase
- No existing functionality to leverage
- There is a major impact to a wide audience
- Major architectural changes required
- Multiple dependencies across multiple teams
- No precedents exist for the work or no experience on the team
- Involves new technologies
For additional information on how to submit a project request, visit the Division of IT project webpage.
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Resources
- EAPP Project Glossary
- Knowledge Base Article: DoIT Project Request Instructions
- Video: How to enter project time as an employee in TDx (2:45)
- Video: How to enter ticket time as an employee in TDx (3:47)
- Video: How to add resources to projects, schedule time, and manage allocations in TDx (6:30)
- Video: How to manage time reports as a project manager in TDx (3:01)