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1. 禅道IPD版介紹

1.1 關于禅道IPD版

1.2 禅道IPD版的核心流程

2. IPD版的安裝和升級

2.1 選擇適合您的安裝方法

2.2 選擇適合您的升級方法

3. 需求与市場管理界面

3.1 需求池管理

3.2 産品管理

3.3 立項管理

3.4. 市場管理

3.4.1 市場管理

3.4.2 調研管理

3.4.3 報告管理

4. IPD研發管理界面

4.1 産品研发流程

4.2 決策評審和技術評審

5. 其他

5.1 曆史修改記錄

調研管理分享鏈接 /book/ipd/research-1118.html

作者：劉振華最后编辑：李露露于 2023-12-07 10:09:17 浏覽量：3987

摘要：調研是基于市場采取的一系列調研活動或任務，針對特定市場，通過市場調研可以了解市場相關的信息，爲公司決策提供依據。

本篇目錄

調研是基于市場采取的一系列調研活動或任務，針對特定市場，通過市場調研可以了解市場相關的信息，爲公司決策提供依據。

一個具體的市場，可以根據實際情況進行多次調研。

1、調研列表

市場管理中包括2个调研列表，一个是總的調研列表，可以汇总查看公司所有的调研信息；另一个是具體一個市場的調研列表，只能查看当前市场的调研信息。

總的調研列表

具體一個市場的調研列表

2、發起調研

點擊調研列表右上角的發起調研按鈕，可以進入發起調研頁面。

發起調研頁面中可以維護調研的基本信息，包括調研名稱、目標市場、負責人、計劃起止日期、調研描述、訪問控制等信息。

3、調研階段和任務列表

在調研列表中點擊調研名稱，可以進入調研階段和任務列表。

默認進入時沒有階段信息，需要設置階段。

3.1 设置階段

點擊列表中的設置階段按鈕，進入設置階段頁面。

設置階段頁面可以維護階段名稱、負責人、訪問控制、計劃開始、計劃完成日期等信息。

階段維護完成後可以返回查看到該調研的階段列表。

3.2 设置子階段

如果某一階段需要劃分子階段，可以在階段列表中對應階段的操作中點擊創建子階段按鈕，即可拆分子階段。

3.3 階段的相关操作

在階段列表中可以對階段執行相關操作，例如開始、關閉、創建任務、拆分子階段、刪除等。

▼開始階段

点击開始階段，可以人工手动启动该階段；如果階段下面有任务开始了，那么階段会自动触发启动操作。

▼關閉階段

点击關閉階段，则可以關閉已完成的階段。

▼刪除階段

点击删除階段，则可以删除不需要的階段。删除时会提醒该階段下是否存在数据，如果执行删除，其他数据将被隐藏。

3.4 设置階段任务

在階段列表中可以针对某一階段添加具体的任务。

點擊列表右上角的建任務按鈕或者點擊階段列表中对应階段操作中的建任务按钮即可。

建任务页面中可以设置任务的所属階段、指派人、任务名称、优先级、预计工时、任务描述、附件、日程规划、抄送给等信息。

3.5 查看任务

在階段列表中可以在对应階段下方查看到所属的任务，任务支持父子任务2个层级。

點擊任務名稱，可以進入任務詳情頁面。

任務的相關操作是禅道已有的基礎功能，不再贅述。

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