Plan out and visualize your project with a planner for your team.
The following planner is a chart that shows who is working which hours. This office is open at 9:00 AM and closes at 6:00 PM. You will notice that there is a striped bar between work-shifts to show the employee's scheduled lunch break.
| Employee Name |
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|---|---|
| Leslie Knope |
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| Ann Perkins |
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| Ben Wyatt |
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| Ron Swanson |
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| April Ludgate |
|
The same method can also be used to repesent system resources. Striped bars for this context represent unavailable resources.
| Resource |
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|---|---|
| Bandwidth |
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| Email Accounts |
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| Domains |
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| SSL Certificates |
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| Galactic Server |
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This office is planning a long term project for the end of the current month. You will notice the striped bar to show the employee is not available for any tasks.
| Employee Name |
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|---|---|
| Michael Scott |
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| Pam Beesly |
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| Jim Halpert |
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| Dwight Schrute |
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Planners can also be as intuitive as you need. In this example, the software tells the user that the report is due today, and clicking on the link would take you to another planner for more details. Taken from the first example above, click on Ben's schedule to see what options he has.
| Employee Name |
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|---|---|
| Leslie Knope |
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| Ann Perkins |
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| Ben Wyatt |
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| Ron Swanson |
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| April Ludgate |
|
Planners can be changed and adjusted by anyone with the rights to do so.
| Employee Name |
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|---|---|
| Leslie Knope |
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| Ann Perkins |
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| Ben Wyatt |
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