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Time Management Solutions for PMs Making the best use of each resource's time is key to overall project success. See how OnePager, an add-in to MS Project or Excel, helps project managers make the best use of everyone's time on a project: Allow resources to only focus on the deliverables that are relevant to their portion of a project Quickly show executives a high-level status of one or multiple projects, and identify problem spots Identify deliverables at the individual or the team level Understand which tasks and milestones are ahead of schedule, and which are at risk of slipping Sample Time Management Solutions OnePager charts are a key tool in making better use of each contributor's time on the project. Here are the types of charts that OnePager can create for your team:
		Building Multi-Project Timelines This agile task board is used for release planning, and gives a prioritized list of new features for a software product. View Multi-Project Timeline >

		Creating a Timeline View in Microsoft Project 2003 This quick article shows you how to create a simple timeline view in Microsoft Project 2003. View MS Project 2003 Timeline >

		Creating a Timeline View in Microsoft Project 2007 This quick article shows you how to create a simple timeline view/Gantt chart from Microsoft Project 2007. View MS Project 2007 Timeline >

		Create an Agile Task Board Using an MS Project Backlog This article describes how to create an task board for the Agile methodology using user stories and requirements tracked in a Microsoft Project plan. View Project Portfolio >

		Creating an Agile Roadmap Using an Excel Backlog See how to create a roadmap for your Agile project using an existing list of requirements and user stories kept in Microsoft Excel. View Project Portfolio >

		Building an Agile Project Timeline Learn how Scrum Masters are building project timelines that fit into the Agile methodology. View Project Portfolio >

		Creating a Multi-Phase Project Schedule This article describes how to build a Gantt chart and separate it into multiple phases based on a Microsoft Project outline plan. View Multi-Phased Project Schedule >

		Summarizing a Multi-Project Schedule Find out how to create a one-page summary of multiple projects from different MS Project plans. View Multi-Project Schedule >

		Creating a Microsoft Project Template Learn how to set up a template that will standardize all of your Microsoft Project plans in a consistent presentation format. View Microsoft Project Template >

		Building a Simple Project Timeline This article describes how OnePager Pro, an add-in for Microsoft Project, can create simple timelines of one or many project plans. View Simple Project Timeline >

		Enhancing the Microsoft Project 2010 Timeline View Learn how the timeline view in MS Project 2010 can create simple Gantt charts, and how OnePager can make these Gantt charts even more powerful with dynamic grouping, sorting, and color-coding. View Microsoft Project 2010 Timeline View >

		How to Make a Gantt Chart in Microsoft Excel Many project managers keep track of schedules, but don't have a way to create Gantt charts easily. OnePager Express can create a Gantt chart from virtually any Excel spreadsheet. View Excel Gantt Chart >

		Tracking Project Schedule Changes in a Timeline View See how OnePager can create a series of progressive timelines that track the changes to individual tasks or phases within your Microsoft Project plan. View Project Schedule Change Tracking >

		Creating project schedule (Gantt chart) templates See how easy it is to create templates for Gantt charts, project timelines, and project schedules using OnePager Pro, an add-in for Microsoft Project. View Project Schedule Template >

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