PROJECT PLANNING

Office move AON diagram

This activity-on-node diagram shows the dependency structure of a small office move. Approval releases furniture ordering and network planning. Furniture ordering leads to site preparation, while network planning leads to network installation. The team moves only after both readiness paths are complete. The diagram keeps facilities and IT work distinct while making the final handover dependency clear. It is useful for office managers, IT coordinators and contractors who need a shared plan before the move date is announced. Add tasks for access control, cleaning, equipment delivery or a phased move when those conditions apply.

UPDATED 2026-09-24
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EXAMPLEOffice move AON diagram
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CASE ANALYSIS

Scenario

A facilities team prepares an office before staff move in.

Key decisions

  • Move approval: Furniture and network planning begin after approval.
  • Separate readiness paths: Site preparation and network installation proceed independently.
  • Move gate: Staff move only when the site and network are ready.

When to reuse this

Use this AON network for relocations where facilities and IT must finish together.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why is the move last?01
It waits for the physical site and the network to be ready.
Can facilities and IT overlap?02
Yes, their preparation paths start after move approval.
What can be added?03
Add security, cleaning or equipment-delivery tasks with their predecessors.
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