Abstract: A user interface (UI) with multiple UI paradigms. Each of the multiple UI paradigms is substantially different from the other UI paradigm(s). The substantially different UI paradigms are within a single application. A switching mechanism, which is also a part of the single application, enables a user to relatively rapidly switch between the different UI paradigms.

Abstract: A workspace display includes a plurality of different groups, each group including a plurality of different components. Each group corresponds to a task, set of tasks or topic of information related to a user's role. The particular components included in each group are user interface display elements that are each related to an item of content within the corresponding group. The workspace display has filter mechanisms that are actuated to filter the content displayed in the components on the workspace display.

Abstract: A management component in a computer system provides user input mechanisms that allow a user to capture time entries on a timesheet in the computer system. The items in a given timesheet can be separately viewed and edited and the timesheet can be submitted for approval.

Abstract: A role-based dashboard display is generated, showing a plurality of different display sections that display information from a computer system. A workspace display section includes a plurality of different workspace display elements, each showing information specific to a different workspace corresponding to a user's role. A selection user input mechanism receives user actuation to change a visual representation of the different workspace display items.

Abstract: A role-based dashboard display is generated, showing a plurality of different display sections that display information from a computer system. The display sections include a customer-branded section, a favorites section, a workspace display section and a live data feed section. The sections have display elements linked to underlying data.

Abstract: Pending approvals in a computer system are aggregated from various parts of the computer system and presented to a user. Each pending approval includes contextual information and a user input mechanism to approve or reject the pending approval.

Abstract: A management component in a computer system provides user input mechanisms that allow a user to capture items and reconcile them to a report in the computer system. The items in a given report can be separately viewed and edited.

Abstract: A management component in a computer system provides user input mechanisms that allow a user to view reports for the computer system. The items in a given report can be separately viewed and edited and the report can be submitted for approval.

Abstract: A management component in a computer system provides user input mechanisms that allow a user to capture time entries on a timesheet in the computer system. The items in a given timesheet can be separately viewed and edited and the timesheet can be submitted for approval.

Abstract: A workspace display includes a plurality of different groups, each group including a plurality of different components. Each group corresponds to a task, set of tasks or topic of information related to a user's role. The particular components included in each group are user interface display elements that are each related to an item of content within the corresponding group. The workspace display has filter mechanisms that are actuated to filter the content displayed in the components on the workspace display.

Abstract: A user interface is displayed that has one or more workspace display sectors, based on a user role. Each workspace display selector corresponds to a given workspace display. A workspace display includes a plurality of different groups, each group including a plurality of different components. Each group corresponds to a task, set of tasks or topic of information related to a user's role. The particular components included in each group are user interface display elements that are each related to an item of content within the corresponding group.

Abstract: A user interface (UI) with multiple UI paradigms. Each of the multiple UI paradigms is substantially different from the other UI paradigm(s). The substantially different UI paradigms are within a single application. A switching mechanism, which is also a part of the single application, enables a user to relatively rapidly switch between the different UI paradigms.

Abstract: A user interface (UI) with multiple UI paradigms. Each of the multiple UI paradigms is substantially different from the other UI paradigm(s). The substantially different UI paradigms are within a single application. A switching mechanism, which is also a part of the single application, enables a user to relatively rapidly switch between the different UI paradigms.

Abstract: A deliverable is defined in terms presented for customer approval of a project. Tasks to be performed on the project are mapped to the deliverables so performance metrics and progress reports can be generated on a per-deliverable basis.

Abstract: A work definition is generated. The work definition includes resource requirements needed to perform tasks in the work definition. The resource requirements are displayed along a timeline. Resource availability can also be displayed along the same timeline.

Abstract: A deliverable is defined in terms presented for external or customer approval of a project. Internal tasks to be performed on the project are mapped to the deliverables so progress on both internal tasks and commitments on the deliverables can be viewed from a single display.