What are ‘epics’ in Adobe Workfront?

In Adobe Workfront, 'epics' refer to large segments of work that can be broken down into smaller tasks or user stories. This concept is rooted in agile project management practices, where an epic represents a significant feature or goal that needs to be achieved over a certain period of time. By defining epics, project managers can organize work into manageable units that promote better planning and tracking of progress.

This approach allows teams to focus on delivering incremental value by breaking down complex projects into smaller, more actionable components. Each smaller task or user story derived from the epic can then be prioritized, assigned, and executed, contributing to the overall completion of the epic itself. In this way, epics facilitate a structured way to manage large projects and ensure that all parts work cohesively toward a common objective.

The other options reflect different aspects of project management but do not accurately define what epics are in the context of Adobe Workfront. For example, small tasks are not considered epics; rather, they are the breakdown of work that falls under an epic. Tools for tracking individual performance and documentation templates are useful for project management but do not encompass the concept of epics specifically.