Gantt chart

[gant]

noun

1. a chart depicting progress in relation to time of projects, tasks, schedules, etc.

Gantt chart

/ ɡænt /

noun

1. a chart showing, in horizontal lines, activity planned to take place during specified periods, which are indicated in vertical bands

Word History and Origins

Origin of Gantt chart¹

First recorded in 1915–20; named after Henry Laurence Gantt (1861–1919), U.S. engineer

Word History and Origins

Origin of Gantt chart¹

C20: named after Henry L. Gantt (1861–1919), US management consultant

Example Sentences

If you’ve ever written a research proposal, the chances are that you will have planned the work as a list of sequential activities, often visualized in a Gantt chart.

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Our child’s baby book has a year-long Gantt chart of sleep treasured with the same sentimentality as a newborn footprint.

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Shortly after the election, he met with Trump and Vice President Pence, putting together a “Gantt chart,” a workflow system that is common in construction, because Ryan figured the real estate mogul would understand that code.

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You can choose the type of approach you prefer —whether it’s a Gantt chart, Kanban chart, etc.—and adapt your dashboard to what works best for you.

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Another facet I liked about all of them is that they connect to third-party Gantt chart apps that give a visual representation of project timelines.

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