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## A
### Activity
In OpenProject, there is a **[module](#module)** called "Activity", which shows you the latest updates in that project or, if you view the [global](#global-modules) Activity, in all projects visible for you. You can apply filters for different modules to choose what you want to see, e.g. only updates on Work packages and Meetings.
Activity in OpenProject can also mean **[work package](#work-package) Activity**, which refers to a tab in work packages where comments and system changes to that work package are displayed.
Then there is **My activity**, a personal overview of all your latest actions and projects you are involved in. You can navigate there by clicking on your avatar in the upper right corner.
Finally there is also a filter for [project lists](#project-lists) called **Latest activity at**. This filter includes changes to projects at a very detailed level, e.g. updates on work package attributes. If you want to filter only for high-level changes to a project, e.g. a new project name or custom field, you need the filter "Updated on".
### Admin
In OpenProject, the person who has administrative rights in an instance is called **system admin**. All information concerning the configuration of an OpenProject instance are documented in the [System admin guide](../system-admin-guide/#system-admin-guide). Please note that an 'admin' can also describe the role of a person inside a project. This person would be called **project admin** and usually has specific rights on a project level. A project admin does not necessarily have system admin rights.
In OpenProject, the person who has administrative rights in an instance is called a **system admin**. All information concerning the configuration of an OpenProject instance is documented in the [System admin guide](../system-admin-guide/#system-admin-guide). Please note that an "admin" can also describe the role of a person inside a project. This person would be called a **project admin** and usually has specific rights on a project level. A project admin does not necessarily have system admin rights.
### Agile project management
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PMflex is is a comprehensive and flexible project management system based on the European [PM²](#pm--pm2) standard and further developed for public administration in Germany. [Read more about how to use PMflex with OpenProject](https://www.openproject.org/pmflex).
### Portfolio
In OpenProject, you can manage your project portfolio by creating, filtering and sorting [project lists](#project-lists). [Learn more about project portfolio management with OpenProject](https://www.openproject.org/collaboration-software-features/project-portfolio-management/).
### Primer design system
OpenProject started adopting [Github's Primer Design System](https://primer.style/) in 2023. New features will be developed using Primer and existing features will will be gradually revised. Relevant reusable components from Primer as well as common patterns and compositions of these components will be documented in our [Lookbook](https://qa.openproject-edge.com/lookbook/pages/how_to_use). [Read more about OpenProject's decision to use Primer](https://www.openproject.org/blog/primer-design-system/).