Hi Marc,
On 04/01/2011 03:49, Marc Paré wrote:
[...]
Would it also be a good idea to have monthly reports on achieved goals
from the different groups? We would then have a report giving a short
detailed list of what the membership had achieved throughout the month.
This information could then be used for SC tracking purposes as well as
short/long range planning. This information would also be important in
gauging our growth ability dependent on our work results and membership
workforce.
We could also use this information in our marketing section where we
could add, where applicable, any details to our feature list. This would
be a kind of collection pot of details that could be used by different
arms of LibreOffice and to bring everyone up to speed as to what has
been happening from the contributors.
We would not have to make it a microscopic report, but just a short
overview of the month's achievements.If more details were needed, then
this could be provided by one of the section's leads (there are always
2-3 members who seem to be in the "total know" of the group's work).
Yes, that would be a good idea, see this with the marketing team and the
other teams.
But what might be the most important is to find somebody to do it, we
have no leads (fortunately!) in our project, only people doing things,
but they may be to busy to do more actually.
I'm only tracking what is mandatory for the release date. From what I
see, there is a lot of discussions every where but very few done on what
is needed to be done *now* if we release sometime in the next 10 days.
Kind regards
Sophie
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