A clear commitment
Give each Rock a title, owner, department, due date and status. Filter reviews by department, resource, quarter or year.
Connect quarterly priorities, called Rocks, with owned tasks that appear in the same execution workspace as project work.
Owner: Jordan Lee · Due 18 December
| Shared company To-Do | Owner | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Map resource commitments | Maya Chen | Complete |
| Resolve planning gaps | Jordan Lee | In progress |
| Review capacity with leaders | Alex Rivera | To do |
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.
Give each Rock a title, owner, department, due date and status. Filter reviews by department, resource, quarter or year.
Add tasks with people, dates and effort. Those tasks are shared company To-Dos that also appear on the Dashboard.
Review completed-task counts and the Rock status together. Task-count progress and the manually selected status have distinct meanings.
Set the outcome, owner and due date.
Create the shared tasks needed to deliver it.
Discuss progress, blockers and next actions.
Rock progress is based on completed linked-task counts. It is not an effort-weighted completion forecast.
Review the full product scope →Bring assigned project tasks and company To-Dos into a daily view of commitments, dates, status and effort.
Company executionReview owned manual and automatic measures, compare results with targets, and carry exceptions into action.
Company executionDescribe business responsibilities in a hierarchy of roles connected to employees and departments.
Bring a real workflow to the conversation.
We’ll explore where MCT Orbit fits.