Organizations and projects

An organization represents the top-level administrative level in objectiF RPM.

An organization comprises one or more projects that are related to each other thematically, functionally, or organizationally. This allows corporate structures – such as departments, product lines, or business units – to be realistically represented in the system.

The organization

An organization in objectiF RPM serves as a higher-level structure for multiple projects. It helps to centrally manage and reconcile cross-project information such as dates, employees, and costs.

Within an organization, you can:

• create sub-organizations to represent complex structures,
• and use cross-project views and queries to provide transparency regarding the current status and the utilization of your teams.
• Trace dependencies between projects and departments

The project

Projects represent the operational work level in objectiF RPM, where requirements, activities, and results are planned, recorded, and implemented.
This is where the actual project work takes place – from defining the requirements through implementation to the acceptance of the results.

Each project follows its own goals, dates, and responsibilities, but is organizationally assigned to a higher-level organization.