The image depicts a flow chart that outlines the steps and timeline of a project, which is characteristic of a Gantt chart. A Gantt chart is used for project management to display the phases or tasks of a project and their respective timelines, allowing managers to track progress visually. In contrast, PERT (Program Evaluation Review Technique) charts are network diagrams used for scheduling, organizing, and coordinating tasks within a project; Pareto charts visualize the frequency of problems or causes in a process; Shewhart charts are control charts used in statistical quality control. References: ASQ Certified Manager Of Quality/Organizational Excellence Handbook