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The Ultimate Gantt Collection has several practical applications in the project management industry. It can be used to organize tasks and employees, allowing for efficient allocation of resources. The Gantt charts can be used to track project schedules, making adjustments on the fly as needed. This provides employees with a clear understanding of their tasks and deadlines, enabling them to track their progress and get ahead of deadlines. It also helps in identifying project milestones. Furthermore, it can be used to measure productivity levels, identifying high-performing and underperforming employees.
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The chart is named after Henry Gantt, who initially used the charts to measure productivity levels for routine operations and to see which employees were performing well and which lagged. The first Gantt charts were written on paper, and the charts had to be redrawn completely whenever an adjustment to the schedule had to be made. With the charts in the Ultimate Gantt Collection, project schedules can be tweaked and adjusted on the fly. Employees will have a clear sense of what they need to complete and how much time they are afforded for each task. This allows team members to track their progress, get ahead of deadlines, and identify project milestones.
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