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Microsoft: Project 2013 Plain & Simple
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Microsoft: Project 2013 Plain & Simple

by Ben Howard
May 2013
Beginner content levelBeginner
240 pages
5h 19m
English
Microsoft Press
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Chapter 4. Creating and modifying tasks

In this section:

A key part of managing any project is defining the tasks that need completing. In project management terms, this list of tasks is called a Work Breakdown Structure, or WBS. Within the WBS, tasks should be grouped together so that the completion of a group of tasks comprises the completion of a significant piece of work. Tasks are grouped together beneath a summary task that will summarize duration, cost, and work totals for a section or deliverable item of work. Each group ...

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