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Operational Project Overview

Updated over a month ago

What Is an Operational Project?

Operational Projects focus on managing the continuous, day-to-day needs of your business. Unlike time-bound Waterfall or Agile projects, Operational Projects are ideal for ongoing asset maintenance, compliance checks, and support functions that require persistent attention and real-time responsiveness.

Features

Feature

Description

Asset Lifecycle Management

Track assets from deployment to retirement; document upgrades, repairs, and warranty history for full oversight.

Support & Maintenance

Automate and schedule recurring maintenance and support tasks; generate tickets to keep operations running.

Compliance & Updates

Monitor regulatory deadlines, manage compliance documentation, and set automated alerts for upcoming activities.

Task Type

Create custom task workflows tailored to your needs. Project managers can define specific workflow stages for individual task groups, color-code each stage for quick identification, and apply them selectively across a project.

Issue Resolution

Log, prioritize, and resolve operational issues fast; enable real-time collaboration, assignment, and escalation.

Dedicated Operational Focus

Align projects with operational strategy—prioritize uptime, efficiency, and resource allocation unique to your area.

Real-Time Tracking

Use dashboards to monitor task statuses, deadlines, SLAs, and resource usage for data-driven proactive management.

Use Cases for Operational Projects

  • IT & TechOps: Track ongoing system maintenance, infrastructure upgrades, and incident response.

  • Facilities Management: Schedule and monitor building maintenance, repairs, and safety inspections.

  • Compliance Teams: Manage audit preparation, certification renewals, and regulatory reporting.

  • Customer Support: Handle support ticket workflows, service requests, and routine follow-ups.

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