Gantt chart
Gantt chart A chart presenting a planned activity as a series of horizontal bands against a series of vertical lines representing dates (see illustration on p. 272). It can be used to measure progress on a project or to compare planned production in a period to actual production. It was invented by Henry L Gantt in 1917. See alsoSchedule.
Gantt chart. A Gantt chart showing the stages of building a house.
- financials
- Financial Services Act 1986
- Financial Services and Markets Act 2000
- Financial Services Authority
- Financial Services Compensation Scheme
- Financial Services Directive
- Financial Services Modernization Act 1999
- financial-statement analysis
- Financial Statement and Budget Report
- financial statements
- Financial Times–Stock Exchange Share Indexes
- financial year
- fine paper
- fine trade bill
- fine tuning
- finished goods stock
- finite capacity loading
- fire insurance
- firewall
- firmware
- first-class paper
- first-in-first-out cost
- first-loss policy
- first mortgage debenture
- first notice day