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EXAMPLE OF GANTT CAHRTS

Basic Gantt

This is a Basic Gantt chart example. It shows tasks in a Security and Access Control project.Tasks are outlined in two sections. Each task uses a yellow triangle to indicate the start date of thetask and a green down triangle to indicate the finish date of the task. Also shown on this scheduleare the responsible sub-contractors for the project (in the column labeled R-E-S-P).

Multiple Milestones

A milestone chart depicts key events along a timescale. A milestone chart traditionally usedtriangles to depict a specific event. A milestone on a milestone chart Gantt can depict a specificevent or a culmination of events. Milestones on a milestone chart Gantt can be shown in variouscolors or with markings that indicate status. A milestone chart Gantt is usually used for top levelreporting so management does not become bogged down in the minutia of the project or projects.

Daily Gantt

This example is a typical Gantt chart format. It shows how the Gantt chart format can be applied toa one-day time frame. In this case, the Gantt chart format is used to display schedules for collegecourses. Different colored bars are used to represent different departments (red for language arts,green for science, etc.)
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Baseline Gantt

In project management, a baseline is the project's original plan. On the above project plan, thebaseline plan is highlighted (yellow) so that it is easily distinguishable from the current plan. SomeGantt chart software and project management software offer the feature of highlighting the baselineplan. Some project management software will let the user lock the baseline plan so that thebaseline plan does not change when the schedule is edited.

Timeline Gantt

The Gantt chart format can also be applied to timelines. Timelines are often similar to very detailedmilestone charts. They might include bars, similar to those found on a Gantt chart, but often theywill include milestone markers, representing significant events in history.

Summary Gantt

Here is a typical construction schedule shown in the Gantt chart format. On this schedule several"outline levels" are used. Summary bars are shown above the lower level bars, as a summary.

Stoplight Gantt

Stoplights are often used as a quick way to display project status, especially for executives whomay want to quickly glance at a project schedule to see how the project is doing. A stoplight listingmight be shown to a top exec, giving the exec the opportunity to "drill-down" on the projectschedule to get detail on any project which he/she has a question about.
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Earned Value Gantt

Earned Value has been used since the 1960s by the Department of Defense as a central part ofthe C/SCSC (Cost/Schedule Control Systems Criteria). Recently, the DOD revised the 35 criteriacontained in the C/SCSC and produced the 32 criteria for EVMS (Earned Value ManagementSystems). These criteria have since been accepted by the American National StandardsInstitute/Electronic Industry Association as a new standard, called ANSI/EIA 748. Now, EVM isbeing used in a wider variety of government contracts, and is spreading through the private sectoras a valuable tool for project managers.

Gantt with Dependencies

All Schedules on this web site were created using Milestones software. This includes MilestonesProfessional, which is a powerful, fast, and easy to use project scheduler, and MilestonesSimplicity, a basic program for creating Gantt charts. These programs can both be used topresentschedules. They are both great examples ofproject planning software.

Earned Value DashboardThis is an example of a Dashboard Gantt chart. The Gantt chart portion of the dashboard is in themiddle, while the columns display a wealth of other information which will be of interest to anyonemonitoring the project. Information includes Earned Value performance metrics such as ScheduleVariance, Cost Variance, Cost Performance Index, Planned Value (PV) and Earned Value (EV).

Additionally, graphed on top of the Gantt chart area, are the Budget, Actual, Earned Value (EV) andPlanned Value (PV) values.
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