, Project Scheduling!

Create projects and subsystems
To begin, a manager should create a project.  Under that project, are optional subsystems (project breakdowns or sub-projects).  Tasks will be created under the subsystems, and scheduled for work.  Projects have several optional properties, such as Manager, Department, Start Date, Finish Date, etc.

Create tasks and schedule them
Tasks can be scheduled under each project and subsystem.  Scheduling involves setting the start and due dates for each task.  Both these dates are optional, but help you place project tasks in a chronological order.  Project scheduling is simplified by task links.  Tasks can be linked so that the start date of a dependency is set to the finish date of the predecessor.  Again, dependency links are optional.

Assign tasks to users
Tasks can be assigned to employees or groups.  This lets you schedule overlapping tasks for multiple employees.  A resource allocation charts shows a graphical representation of the project schedule.  There, you'll see if users are over, under, or correctly scheduled.

Track time in timesheet
All the tasks you created can be shown in the timesheet.  Just click the "Quick Task" checkbox in the task.  Once in the timesheet, you can track time to them.  You'll see the results in the Project Task tab.

Gantt Chart Scheduling


Project Scheduling

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