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It's time to take the Planview Viz user experience to the next level! This inner circle focuses on the exploration and prioritization of ideas around using Planview Viz at scale, updating the user interface, streamlining functionality, and supporting users along their value stream management journey.
Please join us to discuss your use-cases, challenges, and priorities. This is expected to be a continuous inner circle and input will be collected through virtual group meetings (one hour in length), surveys, and one-on-one sessions.
Join us in exploring various hypothesis around scheduling and governance rules. In this inner circle, we will also explore Hybrid Work solution team level scheduling, and define requirements between traditional waterfall versus Agile scheduling style.
Please join us to discuss your use-cases, your challenges and of course, your priorities. This is expected to be a long-running inner circle and input will be collected through meetings, surveys and one-on-one sessions.
Centralize your notifications across all Planview solutions! The members of this inner circle will be key partners in defining the core features and enhancements that will deliver a tailored, simple notification experience within their Planview products (Portfolios, IdeaPlace, AgilePlace, PPM Pro, and others) and PV Admin itself.
Ranging from multiple delivery methods to actionable notifications at a glance, join this inner circle to learn more about the in-the-works notification service and help us define its core functionality.
With Planview Roadmaps, organizations can connect strategy, planning, and delivery across all project and product teams, improving business agility and tracking business outcomes.
Join this inner circle to learn more about Planview Roadmaps and hear about future items being planned in the coming months, as well as influence future development. This is a continuous inner circle and input will be collected through virtual group meetings (one hour in length), surveys, and optionally one-on-one sessions.
In this inner circle, we will be sharing use cases, mock-ups, and other important information and working with our customers and users to get their perspectives and feedback to refine them before we get to the development stage.
The members of this inner circle will be key partners in defining the core enhancements and features for Timesheets for the Hybrid solution. This circle meets regularly, usually twice month so that the circle can review and provide feedback on requirements and design. Please join us to discuss your use-cases, your challenges and of course, your priorities. This is expected to be a long-running inner circle and input will be collected through meetings, surveys and one-on-one sessions.
The PPM Pro International inner circle is specifically for our global customers who often miss out on our regular customer monthly release and bi-annual roadmap webinars due to time zone differences. Although those official webinars are recorded, watching them is not the same as actively learning about and seeing key enhancements and feature demos, as well as being able to have live questions and answers. Likewise for our quarterly roadmap webinars.
This inner circle will meet on the same days as our official monthly release and roadmap webinars, but at times more convenient for Central Europe/Middle East and again for Asia/Pacific. Please join this circle if you would like to receive meeting invites to these reprises of the monthly and quarterly customer webinars held at a more convenient time for our international customers. Please note that all sessions are conducted in English.
The ability to produce visually appealing and effective presentations is more important than ever; convey project timelines, communicate critical milestones, or tell a compelling story to clients or leadership. Whatever your purpose or audience, this can be a time-consuming activity. This inner circle will provide participants the opportunity to work with the experts in a virtual group setting to tackle your most challenging scenario and to see how other customers are leveraging Office Timeline. Please note that this functionality is available to customers who are hosted in the Planview Cloud and are using Planview Portfolios.
Hi, Very new user of lasers and LightBurn. I am on an iMac running Mojave and have the LightBurn 1.1.03 installed. I have been trying to place text within an outer and inner offset circle for an ornament. I have tried using the blue dot that bends the text and it works, but not that well. The ends of my text do not hug the top of the inner circle, it needs to have a tighter radius at the ends. I have also tried using apply text to path but it always is upside down and at the 9:00 position on the circle. I need it to be rightside up in the 12:00 position. I have tried selecting it from left to right, from right to left and just clicking on it, but it appears the way I have been doing it, the origin of my selection does not change the outcome. Just need a little step-by-step guidance here.
berainlb, Thank you for your response. Tried your advice, and I did get the text rightside up and in the 12:00 position. However, when I rotated the text, the outer and inner circle uniform spacing was like a cam and did not maintain the uniform spacing.
Seems simple enough if I start from scratch, but I have some time into this design and want to use this to continue. I changed the inner circle cut line to the T2 layer and I select the inner circle, text and apply text to path but it is greyed out. I do have a horizontal bar splitting the inner circle in half, if that makes a difference. There is just something simple I am missing here, grouped, non-grouped, locked etc. that I am doing wrong.
We posit the problem of an autocrat who has to allocate access to the executive positions in his inner circle and define the career profile of his own insiders. Statically, granting access to an executive post to a more experienced subordinate increases political returns to the post, but is more threatening to the leader in case of a coup. Dynamically, the leader monitors the capacity of staging a coup by his subordinates, which grows over time, and the incentives of trading a subordinate's own position for a potential shot at the leadership, which defines the incentives of staging a palace coup for each member of the inner circle. We map these theoretical elements into structurally estimable hazard functions of terminations of cabinet ministers for a panel of postcolonial Sub-Saharan African countries. The hazard functions initially increase over time, indicating that most government insiders quickly wear out their welcome, and then drop once the minister is fully entrenched in the current regime. We argue that the survival concerns of the leader in granting access to his inner circle can cover much ground in explaining the widespread lack of competence of African governments and the vast heterogeneity of political performance between and within these regimes.
I recently gave a talk where one of the two actionable steps was being more intentional about who you let into your inner circle. Because, as I wrote back in 2011, who surrounds us affects us.
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