Available wizards
PPM provides you with many wizards that help you create your analyses or analysis views. The selection of wizards available depends on the analysis realm or module you select. In addition to the default wizards, different analysis realms and modules provide additional, specific wizards.
The selection of analysis wizards provided in PPM depends on the relations that are customized for your current PPM client. This means, that only with the following relations available in PPM the appropriate analysis wizards are provided.
ORG-ORG-Relation the Communication Network and the Relation Explorer is available.
FUCTION-ORG Relation or an ORG-FUNCTION-Relation the Relation Explorer and the Activity analysis is available.
FUNCTION-FUNCTION-Relation, the Function flow and the Activity analysis is available.
The following wizard are available in PPM.
In a distribution chart, you can display the frequency distribution of a distributable measure's values for a number of process or function instances.
On the y-axis, the number of processes or functions run for the values of a distributable measure (x-axis) is displayed.
If you want to display planned values, the chart is divided into the colors green, yellow and red. Additionally, you can use statistical analysis options for this chart type, such as average value of distribution with the corresponding standard deviation, median, and percentile.
With a scatter chart, you can represent the context of two distributable measures for a number of process or function instances.
The scatter chart (correlation chart) displays a data point for each individual or aggregated process instance or function instance. Each data point is a value pair of two distributable measures that are entered on the two axes of the chart.
If the measures are distributed over different dimension values (for example, branch Hamburg, Berlin and Munich) the dimensions are displayed in different colors.
Tip
The individual data points have tooltips displaying the measure values and the value of the possibly existing dimension. If the data point is an aggregated instance or if multiple instances are on the same data point, the sum of the relevances is also displayed.