Planning and timetable Clause Samples
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T3.1 Formal models for transactions T3.2 Replicated storage service T3.3 Simple database query layer T4.2 Support for self healing T4.3 Support for self tuning T4.4 Support for self protection T5.2 Self-managing dynamic WWW server on industrial platform T5.3 Self-managing dynamic WWW server on research platform T5.4 Testing and evaluation using industrial trace data
Planning and timetable. The planning of the various WPs for the first 18 months of the project is described in the ▇▇▇▇▇ and Pert charts below on pages 91-93 (▇▇▇▇▇ 1-3) and pages 95-96 (PERT 1 & 2). The GANNT chart shows the schedule for individual set of tasks for each WP for the first 18 months of the network. The PERT charts show the various interdependencies of each of the WP tasks for the first 18 months of the network.
Planning and timetable. The presented timeline illustrates the sequence of events in the project, and offers an overview of the required man months over the planned project duration of 18 months. To that extent, different roles need to be distinguished (colour coded and described in the graphic presentation): - “eGA PM” stands for the project manager, responsible for the correct management of the project and its administration (see also Work Package 1 “project management”); - “eGA 1” indicates a high level expert of the e-Governance Academy, who will oversee and supervise the activities of the project staff at eGA and who has additional specific tasks in the project; - “eGA 2” is the project officer appointed by eGA; - “EUI 1” indicates a high level expert of the European University Institute, who will oversee and supervise the activities of the project staff at EUI and who has specific tasks in the project;
Planning and timetable. The planning of the various WPs for the third 18 months of the JPA is described in the ▇▇▇▇▇ chart below on pages 92-94. This shows the schedule for individual set of tasks for each WP for this period.
