Trade-show booth three-point PERT
This three-point PERT chart estimates the work needed to deliver a trade-show booth. Concept approval releases booth design and service booking. The design leads to fabrication, and materials can ship only when fabrication and services are ready. Installation ends the sequence. Each activity has an optimistic, likely and pessimistic estimate so an events team can consider supplier variability, fabrication risk and logistics delays. The compact network supports a realistic deadline conversation before committing to an exhibition date. Add artwork approval, customs clearance or on-site electrical testing when they affect your booth plan.
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Scenario
An events team estimates design, build and delivery risk for a booth.
Key decisions
- Concept gate: Design and services begin after approval.
- Build path: Building follows design.
- Shipping gate: Shipment needs services and the built booth.
When to reuse this
Use for uncertain event preparation.
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