When expanding Workfront to new teams, what should be prioritized?

Question

Options

• AEstablishing a standardized workflow framework
• BGranting all users administrative rights
• CLimiting access to only high-priority projects
• DUsing generic reporting dashboards

• A
  73% (19)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  8% (2)
• D
  15% (4)

Explanation

Establishing a standardized workflow framework (A) ensures consistency, scalability, and adoption when onboarding new teams - without it, each team risks creating siloed processes that undermine the platform's value and make cross-team reporting unreliable. Granting all users administrative rights (B) is a security and governance risk that leads to uncontrolled configuration changes. Limiting access to only high-priority projects (C) restricts adoption and defeats the purpose of expanding the tool. Generic dashboards (D) fail to meet team-specific reporting needs and reduce user buy-in.

Memory tip: Think "framework first" - just like constructing a building requires blueprints before walls, expanding a work management tool requires standardized processes before adding people.

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