Galloway's Shuttered Windows

Galloway's Shuttered Windows is a technique used in project management and scheduling to visualize tasks with their start and end times. Imagine each task as a window or bar on a timeline, with the width representing its duration, and the position indicating when it begins and ends. These "shuttered windows" help team members easily see overlaps, dependencies, and the overall sequence of activities, enabling better planning and management of complex projects. The method emphasizes clear, visual representation of project timelines, facilitating efficient coordination and resource allocation.