Building a Gantt Chart using Power BI
Few weeks ago, I was tasked to build a Gantt chart, but I didn’t have a clue on how to do it. So, I did it the “Old fashion way” using excel sheet and adding all the adjustments manually i.e., colors, timeline, dates and tasks. I completed the task, but I felt there was a way around it and that was when I discovered a visualization on Power BI where you can build a Gantt chart is just a matter of minutes. Let’s breakdown the step-by-step process to achieve this. Don’t worry if this is new to you🙂. Let’s get to the introduction.
GenAI based Project Management
Phase 1 We wanted to develop a Gen AI solution for Project Management activities like below. Can anyone guide us or help how we can start? We are in the learning phase of Gen AI with MS learn materials & video courses. Effort estimation based on task description and technology Creating tasks/subtasks/comments in the ERP project module Assign the developer/resources based on the skill required Monitor the progress of projects & tasks Taking follow-up with the developer for particular tasks through task updates, Teams chat & Teams call. Create a project progress report and share it with the respective customer through email. Make the Teams call with the developer and discuss the progress/challenges (One to one call & group call) Attend customer meeting calls, prepare meeting notes and share them with all the participants. Make the phone call (VOIP) to employees/developers/customers/contractors for the project/task update. Attending customer calls/ Team calls to understand the requirements and create a project scope document.Azure DevOps for Beginners: How to Set Up Your Account, Organization, and Repository
Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador and developer in Power Platform and Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement, Rachel Irabor, shares how to create a new organization and repository in Azure DevOps. This step-by-step guide will walk you through the process of setting up an Azure DevOps account and creating a new organization, project, and repository. Follow this guide and start building your own projects in Azure DevOps.
