Systems and methods to measure and visualize workload for completing individual units of work

A system configured to measure and visualize workload for completing individual units of work, the system comprising:

• one or more physical processors configured by machine-readable instructions to:
• manage, by a server, electronically stored environment state information maintaining a collaboration environment, the collaboration environment being configured to facilitate interaction by users with the collaboration environment, a first user interacting with the collaboration environment via a first remotely located client computing platform communicating with the server over an Internet connection, the environment state information describing a first unit of work currently assigned to a first user, the first unit of work having a start date and a future end date;
• establish the Internet connection between the first remotely located client computing platform and the server;
• determine, by the server, a first value of a workload parameter for the first unit of work, the first value describing a first quantity of units of time to complete the first unit of work;
• effectuate communication of information from the server to the first remotely located client computing platform over the Internet connection so that the first remotely located client computing platform presents a user interface, the user interface being configured based on the first value of the workload parameter for the first unit of work, such that the user interface displays a relationship between the first quantity of units of time, the start date, and the future end date;
• continuously monitor, by the server, the environment state information to determine updates to the environment state information that impact the first value of the workload parameter for the first unit of work;
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• update, by the server and based on continuously monitoring the environment state information, the first value of the workload parameter and the information communicated from the server to the first remotely located client computing platform so that the user interface reflects an up-to-date quantity of units of time to complete the first unit of work by the future end date.