COMPANY EXECUTION

Give the company priority
a place in daily work.

Connect quarterly priorities, called Rocks, with owned tasks that appear in the same execution workspace as project work.

Example companyMC
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Company prioritiesIllustrative view
Q4 · OperationsIn progress

Build a reliable delivery capacity plan

Owner: Jordan Lee · Due 18 December

1 of 3 tasks complete33% task-count progress
Shared company To-DoOwnerStatus
Map resource commitmentsMaya ChenComplete
Resolve planning gapsJordan LeeIn progress
Review capacity with leadersAlex RiveraTo do
These same tasks appear in daily work.Rock status is reviewed separately from the task count.
Illustrative workflow · sample data
FOR BUSINESS OWNERS, LEADERSHIP AND DEPARTMENT MANAGERS

A clearer way
to move forward.

A quarterly commitment can stay in a presentation while the team works from a different list.

A visible connection from a company commitment to the people executing it.

INSIDE THIS CAPABILITY

The details that make it useful.

A clear commitment

Give each Rock a title, owner, department, due date and status. Filter reviews by department, resource, quarter or year.

Executable work

Add tasks with people, dates and effort. Those tasks are shared company To-Dos that also appear on the Dashboard.

Transparent progress

Review completed-task counts and the Rock status together. Task-count progress and the manually selected status have distinct meanings.

HOW THE WORK MOVES

From context to action.

01

Name the priority

Set the outcome, owner and due date.

02

Break it into work

Create the shared tasks needed to deliver it.

03

Review together

Discuss progress, blockers and next actions.

SCOPE & AVAILABILITY

Set the right expectation.

Rock progress is based on completed linked-task counts. It is not an effort-weighted completion forecast.

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MAKE THE CONNECTION

Start with the way
your company works.

Bring a real workflow to the conversation.
We’ll explore where MCT Orbit fits.

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