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===Things to consider===
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*There are other kinds of calendar software available, such as Microsoft Outlook.
*Time management for projects becomes increasingly complex under circumstances such as:
:*More people become involved
:*New milestones are added
:*Multiple budgets are be billed for the same project
:*People using different kinds of calendaring or project management software are collaborating on the same project.
*If custom calendars are created, then people need to know how to manage multiple calendars and check them regularly.
*It is possible to overlay multiple calendars.
===When to use===
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===Related patterns===
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*[[Grants:Learning patterns/Using the general ledger and project codes to evaluate outcomes]]
===External links===
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*[http://lifehacker.com/5918676/how-to-use-google-calendar-as-a-project-management-tool http://lifehacker.com/5918676/how-to-use-google-calendar-as-a-project-management-tool]
===References===
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