Each task identified in the Gantt chart will have its own tracking document. (See Task List below.) Every task will have a manager once they are started. The tasks will list the subtasks required to complete the task. These subtasks will also identify a manager. The task tracking document will have a task name, description, product, and status in addition to identifying the manager. The tasks and subtasks will have a list of updates that include a date, changes, and the location of any documents created or collected.
Example Task Document
Task Name: Collect Existing Feedback Description: Review feedback on 2008 Framework document Product: Goals Document Manager: David Walker Status: In Work
Update: (4/10/2024) Created two subtasks-Deconstruct 2008 Framework, Collect and Analyze Previous Feedback
Subtask: Deconstruct 2008 Framework Description: Identify the major sections of the 2008 Framework and characterize the content. Product: Framework Structure Analysis Document Manager: David Walker Status: Not Started
Subtask: Collect and Analyze Previous Feedback Description: Find any previous feedback on the 2008 Framework. Put source documents in History folder. Summarize the feedback and store the summary in the History folder. Product: Feedback Summary Document and folder with source documents. Manager: Not Assigned Status: TBA (To Be Assigned)