Project Identification
Project Identification By Chuck Tryon Introduction The key feature of this activity is recognizing that identifying candidate projects is something that an organization should do on a regular basis, not just once each year....
Category: Project Management Charts
Why You Should Be Using a Gantt Chart (Free Gantt Chart Template)
Gantt charts can get a bad rap these days in some circles. Maybe it’s because they are associated with Waterfall in an age where so many are talking about Agile (for better or worse)....
House of Quality Matrix
House of Quality Matrix By SmartDraw.com A House of Quality Matrix is a diagram, whose structure resembles that of a house, which aids in determining how a product is living up to customer needs....
Effective Usage of the Fishbone Diagram
Effective Usage of the Fishbone Diagram By Tony Jacowski The most popular tool to sort out problems is the Ishikawa Cause and Effect Diagram, which was first used in 1943 Kaoru Ishikawa to sort...
Project Planning Process – The Gantt Chart
Project Planning Process – The Gantt Chart (#7 in the Hut A Quick Guide to Project Management) By Manjeet Singh A Gantt chart is a very useful project management tool that provides you with...
Project Timeline – A Project Management Chart
Project Timeline – A Project Management Chart By SmartDraw.com Timelines are meant to show the steps of a process or project over a certain period of time. They don’t show very much detail, but...
Resource & Task Matrix
Resource & Task Matrix By SmartDraw.com A resource and task matrix has the ability to show each person who will be working on a project, as well as their specific, individual responsibilities. It allows...
Balanced Scorecard (BSC)
Balanced Scorecard (BSC) By SmartDraw.com A balanced scorecard allows a company to translate a strategic vision into action by creating metrics for the company’s Financial, Customer, Internal Business Processes, and Growth perspectives. Typical Uses...
Authority Matrix
Authority Matrix By SmartDraw.com An authority matrix divides tasks and responsibilities for a project. Typical Uses Project managers can use an authority matrix to describe what tasks each team member is working on, what...
The Ishikawa Diagram
The Ishikawa Diagram By SmartDraw.com Originally developed by Kaoru Ishikawa to visualize the causes of a specific event, it has become know by several names: Cause and Effect, Fishbone, or Ishikawa diagram. It is...
