Servicenow, Inc.

General Electric Company

Ge Precision Healthcare LLC

Scott Fuller

Stephen Thomas Treacy

Magnus Kall

Pradeep Bansal

Balaji Cuttackham

Nitin Lahanu Hase

Arun Vydianathan

Tarun Murala

Madhu Geddam Umapathy

Colin Jayes O'Brien

Eliana Stein

Anna Kotliarevskaia

Matthew G Grubis

Peter Arndt

Systems and methods may include software development tools that allow for planning hybrid projects performed according to a combination of project development models. A processor may be operatively coupled to a memory. The processor may determine a target application of an enterprise service. The processor may determine a backlog associated with the target application, wherein the backlog comprises one or more tasks, one or more stories, or any combination thereof. The processor may generate a hybrid project from the backlog comprising a waterfall phase having at least one task and an agile phase having at least one story.

Hybrid development systems and methods

Systems and methods are related to timesheet entries in a unified view. The system may include a processor that receives a selection of a task from a list of tasks, such as project tasks, scrum tasks, incidents, or problems, displayed in a first portion of a unified view. The processor generates a timesheet entry based on the task selected. The processor displays the timesheet entry in a list of timesheet entries in a second portion of the unified view. The processor receives an input that indicates an amount of time on the at least one day of the timesheet entry. The processor determines a total amount of time based on the amount of time entered on the timesheet entry on the at least one day. The processor displays the total amount of time entered in each day in a third portion of the unified view.

User interface for timesheet reporting

Systems and methods are related to a global ranking for a unified list of tasks. From a plurality of work projects each having one or more tasks, a processor may receive a first set of selections of at least two work projects for generating a work backlog having a unified list of tasks. The processor may generate a list of potential tasks to include in the work backlog from the selected work projects. The processor may receive a second set of selections of one or more of the potential tasks to include in the work backlog. The processor may send signals to display the unified list of tasks of the work backlog based on the potential tasks selected. The unified list of tasks comprises at least two types of tasks from two different work projects having disparate priority metrics.

Unified work backlog

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Scott Fuller