Basic Free Gantt Charts
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by Dave Garrett
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Situation: No Software $, No Training $, No Corporate Restrictions on installing software, Need a simple PM toolI get this question about once a month. Where can I get a low or no cost tool for drawing gantt charts? If you have Excel, you can use that, but there are also tools out there that are free or near free and actually do a pretty good job.
Everyone in the
simple project tool space repeats the mantra that 80% of MS Project users use 20% of its features. An example of one such tool is
GanttProject. GanttProject is a scheduler driven by gantt chart and resource load chart views of your project. So you've got your basic
what to do and
who is doing it views. Task dependencies and some simple reporting functions are available as well.
Support is provided by
Gantthive, an online discussion area fo issues and future plans. A number of developers have also created
third party add-ons that facilitate web page integration and add some enterprise functionality.
Posted on: November 18, 2006 11:24 PM |
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