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What Vector Project does, and the few words it uses.
Vector Project runs any project with handoffs between people, from the bottom up: a plant move, an IT rollout, a building fit-out. Every piece of work has one owner, who agreed to its date. The schedule is calculated from those promises, not drawn by a planner. When something slips, everyone downstream sees why, and who owns the delay. Every request, promise and change stays on the record.
Work you create for yourself is committed at once. Work you ask of someone else is a request: they accept it, propose a date they can make, ask a question, or decline. Nothing is on their plate until they say yes.
Schedule opens on the project you last opened. Closed and killed projects are folded away at the bottom of Projects.
Date B is the date the owner committed to finish. Duration X is the owner's own working time, so their latest start is Date B minus X. Date A is when a piece of work is needed by the work that depends on it.
Work is numbered from the project's code, so anyone can find it: FIT-05 is the fifth piece of work on the project coded FIT.
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