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Project task list with priority and completion date

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Presenting this set of slides with name Project Task List With Priority And Completion Date. The topics discussed in these slides are Task, Owner, Priority, Start, End, Done, Budget. This is a completely editable PowerPoint presentation and is available for immediate download. Download now and impress your audience.

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Description:

The image displays a slide titled "Project Task List with Priority and Completion Date," intended for project management purposes. The slide is a template that enables project managers to outline project tasks, assign ownership, set priorities, define start and end dates, monitor completion percentages, and allocate budget for each task.

Starting at the top, there's a header that clearly states the slide's purpose. Below this, the "Project Start" date is specified as "2/1/2020," indicating when the project initiates.

The main body consists of a table with several columns: TASK, OWNER, PRIORITY (with visual priority levels: HIGH - red, MEDIUM - yellow, LOW - green), START, END, %COMPLETE (with a progress bar visualization), DONE (represented by a green check mark indicating completion), and BUDGET (listed in dollars).

The first project title has been filled in with sample tasks to demonstrate how the template might be used. Task 1 shows a HIGH priority level and is 60% complete with a $1,000 budget. Task 2, marked with MEDIUM priority, is fully complete (100%) with a budget of $500, and Task 3, designated as LOW priority, is 30% complete with a budget of $350. Totals are presented at the end of the budget column, summing to $1,850.

The subsequent sections "PROJECT TITLE" with Task 1, Task 2, and Task 3 are placeholders for additional project data entry.

Use Cases:

This template is versatile and can be applied in various industries for project management and tracking purposes. Below are seven industries and specific use cases:

1. Construction:

Use: Tracking the progress and budget of construction tasks

Presenter: Construction Manager

Audience: Project Stakeholders

2. Software Development:

Use: Managing software release cycles and developer assignments

Presenter: Lead Software Engineer

Audience: Development Team

3. Event Planning:

Use: Coordinating event logistics, timelines, and financials

Presenter: Event Coordinator

Audience: Event Planning Committee

4. Marketing:

Use: Organizing marketing campaigns and asset creation

Presenter: Marketing Manager

Audience: Marketing Department Staff

5. Manufacturing:

Use: Overseeing the manufacturing process and inventory control

Presenter: Production Supervisor

Audience: Manufacturing Team

6. Healthcare:

Use: Planning and implementing healthcare initiatives and services

Presenter: Healthcare Administrator

Audience: Healthcare Staff

7. Education:

Use: Administering educational program development and milestones

Presenter: Program Director

Audience: Educational Staff and Stakeholders

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