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| - | In order to instantiate a process for a new program or project, [[:72:manage_workspaces|new workspace]][[: | + | In order to instantiate a process for a new program or project, [[:73:workspaces|new workspace(s)]] must be created by the administrator. The location and level of the workspace is determing by the process architecture. New workspaces(s) for instantiated process allows control over process versioning, permission control, user addition as well as ability to push the instantiated processes into engineering tools like JIRA, RTC. Milestones and phases specific to project or program can also be modeled withint this workspace. |
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| A project manager can assign users for a given project or program. The user should already be present in Stages user list. This can be done by assigning the user to a role within the program or project. | A project manager can assign users for a given project or program. The user should already be present in Stages user list. This can be done by assigning the user to a role within the program or project. | ||
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