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MS Project Build Schedule
Bob Hammond mentioned during the Kick-off that an MS Project Gannt chart/project template would be made available to the teams to use and customize.
Anyone know where this MS Project template is? I missed that crucial detail. If you know and care to reply, please be specific on where to find it. Also, please don't post replies about entering the schedule into Project myself because, that is plan B ;-] Thanks. -Joe |
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