What key information can you view in Gantt view aside from duration?

In Gantt view, one of the key pieces of information you can visualize is the critical path. The critical path represents the sequence of tasks that must be completed on time for the entire project to be completed by the planned end date. By identifying the critical path, project managers can prioritize tasks, manage potential delays, and allocate resources effectively to ensure that key milestones are achieved.

The Gantt chart visually highlights these critical tasks, making it easier to recognize where bottlenecks may occur and which activities cannot be delayed without impacting the project schedule. This feature is crucial for maintaining an overall understanding of project timelines and ensuring that the project stays on track.

In contrast, while team performance, project budget, and resource availability are important elements in project management, they are not directly represented in the Gantt view. Team performance metrics may be tracked elsewhere, the project budget is typically analyzed through financial reports, and resource availability is often examined in resource management tools rather than visually displayed in Gantt charts. Hence, the critical path stands out as the fundamental project management insight available through Gantt view.