Gantt charts are still used extensively in project management, yes. They are a quick and efficient way to see the project's timeline, the tasks that need to be done, and the dependencies between them. Because they make it easy to identify which activities have been finished and which are still in progress, Gantt charts are particularly helpful for planning and monitoring the progress of a project. Gantt charts are frequently used alongside other project management techniques, such as PERT charts and critical path analysis, to obtain a comprehensive project picture. They can help you see how various tasks fit together and spot potential bottlenecks or delays, which makes them very valuable for projects with many interconnected jobs. Gantt charts can be produced manually with a spreadsheet or charting program or automatically with specialized project management software. Gantt chart functionality is included in many project management software packages, allowing you to generate and modify Gantt charts as you work on a project.