Dependencies and Requirements

Oct 13, 2025 by wbrum.org 104 views

Introduction

As part of the ongoing efforts to enhance the ADE (Assistive Technology and Disability Employment) support system, this ticket aims to track the transition work involved in building a new research tracker and connecting it to the dashboard. The primary objective of this project is to create a robust system for tracking and measuring data, which will ultimately facilitate more accurate reporting and process refinement.

Description of the Work

The transition work for this project involves several key tasks, including:

Building a new research tracker to collect and store data
Connecting the new tracker to the existing dashboard to enable seamless data visualization and analysis
Integrating the new tracker with the existing reporting filters to ensure that labels impact reporting accurately
Creating a new tracking spreadsheet to accommodate the new data collection system
Aggregating all old data to ensure a comprehensive and accurate dataset

Dependencies and Requirements

To ensure the successful completion of this project, the following dependencies and requirements must be met:

Labels will impact reporting filters, and the new tracker must be designed to accommodate this requirement
A new tracking spreadsheet is needed to support the new data collection system
The new tracker must be connected to the existing dashboard to enable data visualization and analysis
All old data must be aggregated to ensure a comprehensive and accurate dataset

ADE Internal: Ticket Updates

To ensure that this project is properly tracked and managed, the following updates must be made to the ticket:

Connect to an Epic or Intake: Identify the body of work that this project is a part of and connect it to the relevant epic or intake.
Label with Originator/Team: Label the ticket with the originator or team that requested support, which in this case is the ADE team.
Label date in the Open Date field: Update the open date field to reflect the date when the ticket was created.
Label with Estimate: Label the ticket with an estimate of the level of effort expected to complete the project.
Add Assignee(s) name(s) to ticket: Assign the ticket to Lakwi and add their name to the ticket.
Add Assignee(s) name(s) to each task: Add the names of the assignees to each task they will complete via handle tag.
Select a Priority Level: Select a priority level for the project based on its importance and urgency.
Update date in Last Checked field: Update the last checked field to reflect the date when the ticket was last reviewed.
Label with Actual: Label the ticket with the actual level of effort it took to complete the project.
Update date in Closed Date: Update the closed date field to reflect the date when the project was completed.

Benefits of the New Research Tracker and Dashboard Connection

The new research tracker and dashboard connection will provide several benefits, including:

Improved data accuracy: The new tracker will ensure that data is collected and stored accurately, reducing the risk of errors and inconsistencies.
Enhanced data visualization: The connection to the dashboard will enable seamless data visualization and analysis, making it easier to identify trends and patterns.
Better reporting: The new tracker will enable more accurate reporting, which will facilitate process refinement and improvement.
Increased efficiency: The new tracker and dashboard connection will streamline data collection and analysis, reducing the time and effort required to complete these tasks.

Implementation Plan

To ensure the successful implementation of the new research tracker and dashboard connection, the following plan must be followed:

Define project scope and requirements: Clearly define the project scope and requirements to ensure that all stakeholders are aligned.
Design the new tracker: Design the new tracker to accommodate the new data collection system and ensure that it meets the requirements of the project.
Develop the new tracker: Develop the new tracker and connect it to the existing dashboard.
Test and validate the new tracker: Test and validate the new tracker to ensure that it meets the requirements of the project and functions as expected.
Deploy the new tracker: Deploy the new tracker and dashboard connection to the production environment.
Monitor and evaluate the new tracker: Monitor and evaluate the new tracker to ensure that it meets the requirements of the project and functions as expected.

Conclusion

Introduction

As part of the ongoing efforts to enhance the ADE (Assistive Technology and Disability Employment) support system, this ticket aims to track the transition work involved in building a new research tracker and connecting it to the dashboard. In this Q&A article, we will address some of the frequently asked questions related to this project.

Q: What is the purpose of building a new research tracker?

A: The primary purpose of building a new research tracker is to create a robust system for tracking and measuring data, which will ultimately facilitate more accurate reporting and process refinement.

Q: What are the key tasks involved in building a new research tracker?

A: The key tasks involved in building a new research tracker include:

Building a new research tracker to collect and store data
Connecting the new tracker to the existing dashboard to enable seamless data visualization and analysis
Integrating the new tracker with the existing reporting filters to ensure that labels impact reporting accurately
Creating a new tracking spreadsheet to accommodate the new data collection system
Aggregating all old data to ensure a comprehensive and accurate dataset

Q: What are the dependencies and requirements for building a new research tracker?

A: The dependencies and requirements for building a new research tracker include:

Labels will impact reporting filters, and the new tracker must be designed to accommodate this requirement
A new tracking spreadsheet is needed to support the new data collection system
The new tracker must be connected to the existing dashboard to enable data visualization and analysis
All old data must be aggregated to ensure a comprehensive and accurate dataset

Q: What is the implementation plan for building a new research tracker?

A: The implementation plan for building a new research tracker includes:

Define project scope and requirements: Clearly define the project scope and requirements to ensure that all stakeholders are aligned.
Design the new tracker: Design the new tracker to accommodate the new data collection system and ensure that it meets the requirements of the project.
Develop the new tracker: Develop the new tracker and connect it to the existing dashboard.
Test and validate the new tracker: Test and validate the new tracker to ensure that it meets the requirements of the project and functions as expected.
Deploy the new tracker: Deploy the new tracker and dashboard connection to the production environment.
Monitor and evaluate the new tracker: Monitor and evaluate the new tracker to ensure that it meets the requirements of the project and functions as expected.

Q: What are the benefits of building a new research tracker and connecting it to the dashboard?

A: The benefits of building a new research tracker and connecting it to the dashboard include:

Improved data accuracy: The new tracker will ensure that data is collected and stored accurately, reducing the risk of errors and inconsistencies.
Enhanced data visualization: The connection to the dashboard will enable seamless data visualization and analysis, making it easier to identify trends and patterns.
Better reporting: The new tracker will enable more accurate reporting, which will facilitate process refinement and improvement.
Increased efficiency: The new tracker and dashboard connection will streamline data collection and analysis, reducing the time and effort required to complete these tasks.

Q: Who is responsible for building a new research tracker and connecting it to the dashboard?

A: The ADE team is responsible for building a new research tracker and connecting it to the dashboard. Lakwi will be assigned to this project and will work closely with the ADE team to ensure its successful completion.

Q: What is the timeline for building a new research tracker and connecting it to the dashboard?

A: The timeline for building a new research tracker and connecting it to the dashboard will be determined based on the project scope and requirements. However, it is expected to take several weeks to complete, depending on the complexity of the project.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the transition work for building a new research tracker and connecting it to the dashboard is a critical project that will enhance the ADE support system. By following the implementation plan outlined above, we can ensure that the project is completed successfully and provides the benefits of improved data accuracy, enhanced data visualization, better reporting, and increased efficiency.