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Project Performance Reporting: Key Performance Reports

ProjectManager.com

Keeping tabs on the performance of your project is an essential part of project management. Tracking project performance gives project managers the data they need to keep the actual effort of the project aligned with the planned effort and deliver the project on time and within its budget.

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Webinar Recap: Project Performance Measurement – Part 1: Overview Of Project Performance Measurements

MPUG

Please find below a transcription of the audio portion of Fletcher Hearn’s session, Project Performance Measurement – Part 1: Overview Of Project Performance Measurements, being provided by MPUG for the convenience of our members. Kyle: Hello, and welcome to part one of MPUGs Project Performance Measurement course.

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9 Types of Artifacts in Project Management

Rebel’s Guide to PM

In this article we’ll look at the types of artifacts in project management, typical documents for each type. In project management, artifacts relate to documents: the project documentation you produce that defines and supports the work you are doing. For example: a project management artifact is the project closure document.

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What Is a Balanced Scorecard? (Example & Template Included)

ProjectManager.com

A balanced scorecard is a strategic management performance metric. The balanced scorecard is also a means to measure and provide feedback to businesses and organizations. It’s a common management tool worldwide, used across industries, including government and nonprofit organizations. What Is a Balanced Scorecard?

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Mastering Measurement in Scrum: Insights Beyond Metrics (From PM to PSM 21)

Scrum.org

The Measurement Performance Domain in traditional project management focuses on using data to assess performance and make informed decisions. Use Scrum’s iterative approach to refine forecasts as more information becomes available and the project progresses.

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Project Artifacts and How to Use Them

Rebel’s Guide to PM

In this article we’ll look at the types of artifacts in project management, typical documents for each type. In project management, artifacts relate to documents, templates, outputs or a specific deliverable. For example: a project management artifact is the project closure document. What is an artifact?

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RAG Status in Project Management: Importance & Benefits

ProjectManager.com

RAG status begins with understanding the acronym and how RAG status is used in project management. What Is RAG Status in Project Management? Blue indicates that the activity has been completed and gray means there’s an information gap that prevents the status from being correctly assessed. That’s blue and gray.