Defining Project Domains
A project can be defined in a given project domain.
The project domain defines the sector and the application scope of the project (for example: business function, IT, search and development). It is the container of a set of projects on which an arbitration can be conducted.
Two arbitration portfolios are automatically associated with a project domain:
demand portfolios
candidate project portfolios and projects in progress
For more details on arbitration portfolios, see Grouping Projects by Portfolio.
Creating a Project Domain
To create a project domain:
1. Click the Projects > Project Domains navigation menu.
2. In the edit window, click New.
The create a project domain window appears.
3. Enter the name of the domain.
4. Click OK.
When you create a domain, the two types of portfolios that correspond to the different project statuses (project demands, candidate projects and projects in progress), are also created. They are visible in the Project Portfolios.
Assigning a Domain to Persons
It is possible to define particular roles for users on a domain; these roles are then valid for all the projects in the domain.
To assign a person to a domain:
1. Display the domain properties.
2. Click the Assignment page.
3. Click New.
4. In the window that opens, select the person or person group.
5. Select their role. You can define the following roles:
Demand Approver
Project Portfolio Approver
Project Portfolio Manager
6. Click OK.