Write the Work Breakdown of the dental clinic management system this should describe the breakdown of the project into detailed and hierarchical sets of activities (i.e. Work Package Specifications), including milestones/deliverables for each. In the main body of the document you should include the Work Breakdown Structure Chart and for each identified activity the main body of the document should give a description of the activity and the names of the deliverables/milestones. The detailed set of Work Package Specifications should be placed in an appendix in the document.

Write the Work Breakdown of the dental clinic management system this should describe the breakdown of the project into detailed and hierarchical sets of activities (i.e. Work Package Specifications), including milestones/deliverables for each. In the main body of the document you should include the Work Breakdown Structure Chart and for each identified activity the main body of the document should give a description of the activity and the names of the deliverables/milestones. The detailed set of Work Package Specifications should be placed in an appendix in the document.

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