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Thomas Hagmann

Martine Clemot

Robert Lang

Christian Behre

Ralf Krenzke

Manfred Stindl

A computer-based method for representing a project includes accessing a description of the project, generating a graphic display of at least a portion of the project based on the description, and dynamically updating the graphic display in response to a change in the description of the project. A computer program product for representing a project includes instructions that cause a processor to convert a description of the project into display instructions for displaying relative progress of the project relative to, but independently of, an expectation of progress and displaying a relative rate of progress of the project relative to, but independently of, an expectation of a rate of progress. The computer program product is tangibly stored on machine readable media.

Dynamic representations of processes

A computer-based method for representing a project includes accessing a description of the project and displaying, based on the description, at least a portion of the project in a perspective representation that generally resembles a path. A computer program product includes instructions that cause a processor to convert a description of the project into display instructions for displaying at least a portion of the project in a perspective representation, displaying relative progress of the project relative to an expected progress of the project, and displaying a relative rate of progress of the project relative to an expectation of a rate of progress. The computer program product is tangibly stored on machine readable media. A computer-based method for representing a project includes receiving a project identification identifying the project, accessing the description of the project identified by the project identification, identifying an element of the project from the description of the project, and displaying the element of the project in a perspective representation of the project.

Perspective representations of processes

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Thomas Hagmann