“Workspaces are independent containers that can contain
other Workspaces or Projects.“ :
Workspaces represent the hierarchical structure of your
organization's businesses, projects, or processes. Workspaces can be subdivided
into as many nodes or levels as needed to represent work at your organization.
Nodes at the highest level might represent divisions within your organization,
project phases, site locations, or other major groupings that meet the needs of
your organization.
The number of workspaces and their structure depend on your
organization's project structure. For example, you might want to define
increasingly lower levels of workspaces, similar to an outline, to represent
broad areas of work that expand into more detailed projects. Specify as many
workspaces as necessary to fulfill the requirements of your operations
executives and program managers. You can create workspaces under the production
and non-production workspaces that are established for you. Most structures or
data that you create under the non-production workspace can be moved to a
production workspace through the import/export configuration feature.
Workspaces provide a way to customize sets of data for the
projects contained within that structure. You can share data from higher level
workspaces and create additional custom data within a specific workspace. Data
that is required for the entire organization should be associated at the root
level workspace so it can be pushed down to child production and non-production
workspaces.
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