Posted by Steve Wilheir under
Gantt Charts,
Project Management
Work, Wages and Profits by Henry Gantt , a book originally written for employers advocates the “efficient utilization of labor”. Gantt advises the use of the “task and bonus” system is offered in order to have workers increase their output. Total work packages are divided into “tasks” and split among the workforce to allow for [...]
Posted by Steve Wilheir under
Gantt Charts,
MS Project Tips
Here’s a handy tip when you want to draw a Gantt chart , if you’d like to show the relative week number from the project start next to milestone tasks in the WBS of the Gantt chart. You need to insert a calculated text field with to handle this.
Right click on the column header
Select “Insert [...]
I am a Project Manager at KPMG and I create a lot of Gantt charts to convey project schedules. It’s important to me to have solid Gantt chart software for this process.
As you all know, I abhor MS Project because of its lack of intuitiveness as well as stove piping a certain way of [...]
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.Net Gannt Charts,
Gantt Charts
ASE looks like they have a pretty nice component for embedding in .Net applications. It appears that it will work in ASP.Net as well, which is pretty hot.
Check out their chart gallery of how it works when using it for Gantt Charts.
The Gannt Chart versions don’t look as hot as some of the others [...]
How do you handle working with a company full of people who don’t understand what it takes to truly manage a project? When they want to manage a project, but couldn’t tell you the difference between a Gantt and PERT chart? When they don’t want to resource load and distribute shared assets across the [...]