Category: Performance Reporting
Conducting Successful Gate Meetings By Dave Nielsen Projects don’t arrive at their conclusion perfectly executed and delivering all the benefits promised in the Business Case, at the advertised cost. They must be measured along...
How to Undertake a Project Quality Review that will Increase Your Bottom-Line By Michael Stanleigh A project quality review helps to identify the root causes of problems on a flailing project and provides detailed...
7 Essential Project Performance Measures By Stacey Barr When we think about measuring the performance of a project, it’s not really the same as measuring the performance of a team or a process. So...
How to Help People Measure Results, Not Activity By Stacey Barr A reader, Kenneth, works in a hospital and has this measurement challenge: “Different people want to follow up on different things. The nurses,...
Project Management Reports You Need By Jennifer Whitt Two of the biggest questions I get from people are: what exactly are project management reports, and which ones are the best ones to look at?...
Tips for Making Project Tracking Easier By Andrea Brockmeier If You’re Not Tracking, You’re Guessing. Tips for Making Project Tracking Easier The thrill of tracking is probably not what keeps most of us in...
Project Status Reporting – A Radical Approach By Mark Calabrese Business sponsors know what they are “expected to expect” from a project status report. Likewise, most project managers know what is “supposed to be”...
Progress Management Technique By Michael A. Kaplan Progress Review Purpose: The project team should create a sense of awareness and ownership by frequently informing management as to the status of the project. The project...
Status Reports Can Provide Tell-tale Signs of Project Management Competence By Kiron D. Bondale And you thought status reports were just useful for keeping stakeholders informed of project progress! Although there are many ways...
Performance Reporting in Project Management – Some Best Practices By Timber Chinn, Northwest University Project work requires ongoing measurements and evaluations to make sure everything is on track with schedule, budget and objectives. It...