Tracking active projects with a Gantt chart and project status slider can significantly enhance business strategy. Firstly, it provides a visual representation of the project timeline, including the start and end dates of individual tasks. This helps in identifying any dependencies between tasks and understanding the overall project flow. Secondly, it allows for real-time tracking of project progress. If a task is falling behind schedule, it can be immediately identified and corrective actions can be taken. This proactive approach helps in avoiding delays and ensures timely completion of projects. Lastly, it aids in resource allocation. By knowing the status and timeline of each task, resources can be effectively allocated and managed. All these factors contribute to a more efficient and effective business strategy.
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This project management dashboard can be used to track active projects with a Gantt chart and project status slider. A Burndown chart compares planned completion of tasks against actual completion. The blue line is planned productivity, or number of tasks completed, while the green line is actual tasks completed. If the plan exceeds the actual, the team is behind schedule, but if the actual exceeds the plan, you're in good shape. The number of tasks and total hours bar chart helps PMs figure out why tasks are falling below their productivity planning — maybe there are not enough hours dedicated to a specific task, for example. (Slide 14)
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