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Siebel Field Service Guide > Release Management > Process of Managing Release Manager > Managing Engineering Work for Release Manager (End User)After product marketing manager enter features and MRDs in Release Manager, engineers can begin recording the progress and results of development efforts in Siebel Field Service. Their managers can monitor the information that they enter. This topic contains the following related information:
This task is a step in Process of Managing Release Manager. Adding Engineering Tasks and Linking FeaturesAfter product marketing managers enter some features and corresponding MRDs into Release Manager, engineering managers can begin analyzing the development work and identifying the discrete tasks required to implement the features. They can enter these tasks directly into Release Manager. When engineering managers create engineering task records, they link the records to the appropriate features. The product marketing and engineering managers match the requested features with the available engineering resources. During this process, they weight the relative importance of the features with the required investment to implement the features. They might defer some features to a future release. Consequently, the necessary engineering resources are available for the final set of release features. To add an engineering task and link features
Adding Subtasks to Engineering TasksIf a task is complex with multiple components, then Engineering enters each component as a subtask record, then links it to the main engineering task. To add a subtask to an engineering task
Monitoring Engineering TasksDuring the development process, engineering managers can use Release Manager to track the status of the tasks that are underway. They can conduct and record design reviews and (for software releases) code reviews. For each task, they log the portion completed and the target completion dates so that they can address potential issues before they are critical. |
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