To Do: How to manage tasks effectively

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This document summarizes options for managing tasks in different scopes and systems. It discusses what tasks are and common attributes like description, assignee, and status. It then reviews management needs like planning, monitoring, and handling changes. Major options covered include Exchange, To-Do, Planner, Visual Studio, SharePoint, Project Online, and Dynamics 365. Each has different access methods and integration features. The document concludes that Exchange and To-Do are good for personal tasks, Planner and SharePoint for teams, Visual Studio for development teams, Project Online for program management, and Dynamics 365 for sales or field service automation.

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To-Do:
How to manage tasks
effectively
SharePoint User Group London
Alan Eardley
17th May 2018

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About Me
• Twitter: @al_eardley
• 20 Years in IT
• Prosci© Change Practitioner
• Scrum Master
• PRINCE2© Practitioner
• MCSA: Office 365
• MCSE: SharePoint (2013)
• MCSE: Productivity (2016)
• MCSE: Cloud Platform

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What will I cover?
• What are tasks, and what are they for?
• What do we need to manage?
• What options are available?
• How do they compare?

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What are tasks, and what are
they for?

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What is a task?
Respond to an email
Put together a document
Attend a meeting
Resolve an issue
Build a feature
Launch a product
Approve a document
Deliver a package
Repair a tap
Clean a fridge

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What makes up a task?
Description
Assignee
Priority
Start
date
Due date
Status
Category

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Scope
Individual
• Tasks
• Personal
• Private
Team
• Tasks and
assignments
• Collaborative
• Tracked
• Governed?
• Reported?
Enterprise
• Tasks and
assignments
• Collaborative
• Tracked
• Governed
• Reported
• Used to plan

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What do we need to manage?

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Management requirements
Planning
“Backlog”
Prioritise
Dependencies
Doing
Deliverables
Assignments
Monitoring
Throughput/Velocity
On track/behind
Managing
Impact of change
Delays

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What options are available?

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Options
Exchange
Task Lists
To-Do
Planner
Visual Studio
SharePoint
Task Lists
Project Online
Staff Hub
Dynamics365

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How do they compare?

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Access and interfaces
Product Web App Windows
To-Do Native* To-Do Outlook, To-Do
Exchange Tasks Outlook Online To-Do Outlook, To-Do
Planner Native Teams > Planner Teams
Visual Studio Online Native Teams > Web Visual Studio/Teams
SharePoint Task Lists Native SharePoint
Project Online Native O365 Time Reporting Project
Staff Hub Native Staff Hub
Dynamics365 Native D365 for Phones

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Integration with Flow
Product Flow (Triggers) Flow (Actions)
To-Do None 2 – Add & list
Exchange Tasks 2 – Added & completed 8 – Create, complete & list
Planner 3 - Create, assign & complete 10 – Plan & task
Visual Studio Online 10 – Mainly work items 12 – Work items & queries
SharePoint Task Lists 9 – Files & items 28 – Create, delete & update
Project Online 4 – Create & publish 7 – Create, publish & list
Staff Hub 10 – Shift related 13 – Shift related
Dynamics365 6 – Record related 9 – Record related

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Data Access and Reporting
Product Reporting Data Access PowerBI
To-Do Native* REST Custom Connector
Exchange Tasks Outlook Online Graph & REST Custom Connector
Planner Native Graph & REST Custom Connector
Visual Studio Online Native REST Content Pack
SharePoint Task Lists Native Graph & REST Connector
Project Online Native REST Content Pack
Staff Hub Native
Dynamics365 Native REST Content Pack

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Summary
• Personal
– Exchange
– To Do
• Team
– Planner
– SharePoint task list
• Development Team
– Visual Studio
• Project and Programme Management
– Project Online
• Sales/Field Service/Project Service Automation
– Dynamics 365

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Office 365 | Dynamics 365 | Azure | Project Online
Thank-you
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To Do: How to manage tasks effectively

1. blog.eardley.org.uk To-Do: How to manage tasks effectively SharePoint User Group London Alan Eardley 17th May 2018

2. blog.eardley.org.uk About Me • Twitter: @al_eardley • 20 Years in IT • Prosci© Change Practitioner • Scrum Master • PRINCE2© Practitioner • MCSA: Office 365 • MCSE: SharePoint (2013) • MCSE: Productivity (2016) • MCSE: Cloud Platform

3. blog.eardley.org.uk What will I cover? • What are tasks, and what are they for? • What do we need to manage? • What options are available? • How do they compare?

4. blog.eardley.org.uk What are tasks, and what are they for?

5. blog.eardley.org.uk What is a task? Respond to an email Put together a document Attend a meeting Resolve an issue Build a feature Launch a product Approve a document Deliver a package Repair a tap Clean a fridge

6. blog.eardley.org.uk What makes up a task? Description Assignee Priority Start date Due date Status Category

7. blog.eardley.org.uk Scope Individual • Tasks • Personal • Private Team • Tasks and assignments • Collaborative • Tracked • Governed? • Reported? Enterprise • Tasks and assignments • Collaborative • Tracked • Governed • Reported • Used to plan

8. blog.eardley.org.uk What do we need to manage?

9. blog.eardley.org.uk Management requirements Planning “Backlog” Prioritise Dependencies Doing Deliverables Assignments Monitoring Throughput/Velocity On track/behind Managing Impact of change Delays

10. blog.eardley.org.uk What options are available?

11. blog.eardley.org.uk Options Exchange Task Lists To-Do Planner Visual Studio SharePoint Task Lists Project Online Staff Hub Dynamics365

12. blog.eardley.org.uk Demos

13. blog.eardley.org.uk How do they compare?

14. blog.eardley.org.uk Access and interfaces Product Web App Windows To-Do Native* To-Do Outlook, To-Do Exchange Tasks Outlook Online To-Do Outlook, To-Do Planner Native Teams > Planner Teams Visual Studio Online Native Teams > Web Visual Studio/Teams SharePoint Task Lists Native SharePoint Project Online Native O365 Time Reporting Project Staff Hub Native Staff Hub Dynamics365 Native D365 for Phones

15. blog.eardley.org.uk Integration with Flow Product Flow (Triggers) Flow (Actions) To-Do None 2 – Add & list Exchange Tasks 2 – Added & completed 8 – Create, complete & list Planner 3 - Create, assign & complete 10 – Plan & task Visual Studio Online 10 – Mainly work items 12 – Work items & queries SharePoint Task Lists 9 – Files & items 28 – Create, delete & update Project Online 4 – Create & publish 7 – Create, publish & list Staff Hub 10 – Shift related 13 – Shift related Dynamics365 6 – Record related 9 – Record related

16. blog.eardley.org.uk Data Access and Reporting Product Reporting Data Access PowerBI To-Do Native* REST Custom Connector Exchange Tasks Outlook Online Graph & REST Custom Connector Planner Native Graph & REST Custom Connector Visual Studio Online Native REST Content Pack SharePoint Task Lists Native Graph & REST Connector Project Online Native REST Content Pack Staff Hub Native Dynamics365 Native REST Content Pack

17. blog.eardley.org.uk Summary

18. blog.eardley.org.uk Summary • Personal – Exchange – To Do • Team – Planner – SharePoint task list • Development Team – Visual Studio • Project and Programme Management – Project Online • Sales/Field Service/Project Service Automation – Dynamics 365

19. blog.eardley.org.uk Office 365 | Dynamics 365 | Azure | Project Online Thank-you Twitter: @al_eardley LinkedIn: Alan Eardley

Editor's Notes

Key is the interface
There are obviously an infinite possibilities with regards to the values stored against a task
There are obviously an infinite possibilities with regards to the values stored against a task
Tracked – visible progress Governed – defined process Reported on – historical stats Used to plan – resource/capacity planning
Outlook To-Do Web Mobile
To-Do – not available online using Office365 account
Planner – no update trigger Exchange – no update trigger or action To-Do – no trigger and no update action
To-Do – not available online using Office365 account

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