4. The first commercial version of Project was released for DOS in 1984. Subsequent DOS versions: V2 (1985), V3 (1986) and V4 (1986)

5. First Windows version-1990

6. Macintosh version -1991

8. Open Workbench

9. Primavera (software)

10. Project.net

11. Basecamp (software)

12. Gantt Project

13. Genius Inside

14. LiquidPlanner

15. MicroPlanner X-Pert

18. Develop Tasks

19. Establish Timeframes

20. Resource Availability

22. Build the Plan

23. Set a start date

24. Enter tasks/durations

25. Assign resources

26. Link tasks

27. Fine tune the plan

28. Track and Manage

29. Set a baseline

30. Enter actuals

31. Adjust plan

39. The baseline includes task start and finish dates, resources, and costs.

42. More resources are needed to speed-up a part of a project

44. Crash from the least expensive to most expensive.

45. Crash an activity only until:

46. It reaches its maximum time reduction.

47. It causes another path to also become critical.

49. Export the work package tasks (ID and Task Name fields), the original duration (Duration field), and the original cost (Cost field) from your MS Project schedule, and open that file in Excel.

50. You must calculate the potential crash duration for each critical path task and the cost to crash each task.

51. On the Excel worksheet, add a column to calculate crash reduction, which is how many weeks you can crash each task. Crash reduction is simply the original duration minus the crash duration.