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PERT Chart

A PERT (Program Evaluation and Review Technique) chart is a project management tool used to visualize and analyze the tasks involved in completing a project. It represents tasks as nodes connected by arrows to show dependencies and sequence, with time estimates for each task to calculate the critical path and overall project duration. This helps in scheduling, resource allocation, and identifying potential bottlenecks in complex projects.

Also known as: PERT Diagram, Program Evaluation and Review Technique Chart, Network Diagram, Activity-on-Node Diagram, Project Network
🧊Why learn PERT Chart?

Developers should learn PERT charts when working on large-scale software projects with interdependent tasks, such as system migrations, new product launches, or agile sprints with tight deadlines. It is particularly useful for project managers and team leads to optimize timelines, manage risks, and communicate project plans effectively, ensuring efficient coordination across development, testing, and deployment phases.

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