Abstract: An improved method is provided herein of managing information that typically relates to a project, process, or workflow. The information is classified within various hierarchical levels of categories, subcategories and their lowest level data elements and is organized within an electronic graph in a corresponding hierarchical sequence. The graph comprises what is termed as “cell bodies” in the form of graphical objects. These graphical objects represent each of the categories, subcategories and data elements and are aligned against each other in various orthogonally stacked configurations where the cell bodies consist of one or more geometric shapes, symbols, characters and their respective features such as color, in a tight grouping, which together, represent several variables of a single data set record. Each cell body may be a cluster of one or more such graphical components.

Abstract: An improved method is provided herein of managing information that typically relates to a project, process, or workflow. The information is classified within various hierarchical levels of categories, subcategories and their lowest level data elements and is organized within an electronic graph in a corresponding hierarchical sequence. The graph comprises what is termed as “cell bodies” in the form of graphical objects. These graphical objects represent each of the categories, subcategories and data elements and are aligned against each other in various orthogonally stacked configurations where the cell bodies consist of one or more geometric shapes, symbols, characters and their respective features such as color, in a tight grouping, which together, represent several variables of a single data set record. Each cell body may be a cluster of one or more such graphical components.

Abstract: A method and system for managing a project is shown, having the steps of dividing the project into at least one category; dividing each such category into at least one subtask; creating a hierarchical data model inverted such that the at least one subtask is above the at least one category; designating at least two statuses for the at least one subtask; determining a status for the at least one subtask; placing the designations for the at least two statuses along an axis and defining a columnar axis for each such at least two statuses, ordinal to the axis; stacking the at least one subtask along the columnar, ordinal axis conforming with one of the at least two statuses in accordance with the determination; and creating a histogrammatical representation of the stacked at least one subtask, along with the at least one category.