Gantt Chart in use
April 26th, 2007 at 3:50 PM EDT
I’ve been talking previously on how important is to break down in small packages the activities of a project. Once we have small packages of activities and we assigned a temporal weight to them, it might be useful to organize them chronologically in a Gantt Chart.
A Gantt Chart visually summarizes the timing of a particular event so that it is clear to the PM/Event manager/Event planner the logical sequence of activities and their time weight.
More to come on Gantt and WBS
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