Project management systems and methods
OwnerMark Vucina, Diana Vucinainventors
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Abstract
Embodiments of the present invention provide improved project management systems and methods. In one embodiment the present invention includes a project management system comprising a plurality of radial task regions displayed around a focal point and a plurality of time regions displayed around the focal point, wherein each time region represents a period of time. The present invention may be implemented in software or as a project management template provided on a sheet of material such as paper.
Claims77
A project management system comprising:
- a plurality of radial task regions displayed around a focal point;
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- a plurality of time regions displayed around the focal point, wherein each time region represents a period of time.
A project management system comprising a plurality of radial task boundaries, wherein a plurality of task regions are defined between adjacent task boundaries.
A project management system comprising:
- a plurality of task identifiers arranged radially around a focal point,
- wherein the focal point represents a point in time and each task identifier represents the progression of a task relative to the point in time.
A project management template comprising a sheet of material displaying a chart having a plurality of radial task boundaries, wherein a task region defined between adjacent task boundaries corresponds to one or more tasks.
A project management template comprising:
- a sheet of material having a surface;
- an image on the surface, wherein the image comprises a chart having a plurality of concentric time regions, wherein each time region represents a time period.
A project management method comprising displaying a plurality of radial task boundaries, wherein a plurality of task regions defined between adjacent task boundaries corresponds to one or more tasks.
A project management method comprising displaying a plurality of task identifiers radially around a focal point, wherein the focal point represents a point in time and each task identifier represents the progression of a task relative to the point in time.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.