The Wayback Machine
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This document discusses the history of timekeeping and scheduling. It explains that in the 1700s, each train station had its own clock and times were not standardized until 1884 when time zones were established. The document also discusses the importance of scheduling, using the example of building a house where foundations must be poured before walls are raised and walls raised before the roof is installed. Finally, it outlines some scheduling techniques such as using diagrams and notes that complex scheduling is primarily the job of a project manager.
The Wayback Machine
- 1. Advanced Communication Series: Speaking To Inform Project 5: The Wayback Machine; A Look At Scheduling And Timekeeping Rahul Iyer, ASQ-CQE, CC Sargeant At Arms, Maverick Toastmasters Mesa / Gilbert AZ, USA August 2015 Mr Peabody & Sherman; The WABAC Machine Bullwinkle Studios DreamWorks Animation 20th Century Fox
- 2. Introduction History of Timekeeping & Scheduling Importance of Time & Scheduling Scheduling Techniques Conclusion Photo from Shinola Website: http://www.shinola.com
- 3. History of Timekeeping & Scheduling Humans can only think of time moving forward
- 4. History of Timekeeping & Scheduling In the 1700s every train station had its own clock Standardizing times was never considered until 1884; Time Zones Established More Complex Today With Airplane Flight Paths & Rail Networks
- 5. Importance of Time & Scheduling: Building A House Pour Foundation Before You Build The Walls Raising Walls Of House Before Installing A Roof Installing a Roof After Raising Walls
- 6. Scheduling Techniques Scheduling Can Be More Complex Diagrams For Scheduling Are Useful Primarily The Job Of A Project Manager
- 7. Conclusion History of Timekeeping & Scheduling Importance of Time & Scheduling Scheduling Techniques Conclusion