Demand form

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Use a demand as a step to identify cost-saving opportunities on the business applications and meet your targets.

Demand form

Field

Description

Action

The course of action of the new demand.

Name

Name of the demand.

Category

Category of the demand. Use the following:- Strategic

  • Operational

Type

Type of demand. Use the following:- Project

  • No Conversion

Number

A unique, auto-generated identification number for the demand.

Start date

Start date of the demand.

Due date

Requested completion date of the demand.

Field

Description

Portfolio

Portfolio indicating the business focus of the demand.

Program

Name of the program that the demand belongs to.

Demand manager

Name of the demand manager.

Collaborators

Users who can edit or contribute to the demand. A demand requester can select any user as a collaborator.

Department

Department in a business unit that the demand submitter belongs to.

Note: If you don’t select a department, the value defaults to the name of the department that the submitter belongs to.

Business Unit

Business unit that the demand submitter belongs to.

Impacted Business Units

The business unit that is impacted due to the submitted demand.

Business Capabilities

One or more business capabilities to associate the demand with.

Impacted Business Applications

One or more business applications to associate the demand with. You can select any business application in your enterprise, irrespective of it being related or not related to the capability that you’ve selected in the Business Capabilities field.

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