Project Tracking
Project tracking (see Figure 17.1) has one major objective: to determine whether the project is in control (i.e., meeting the agreed business case) or out of control. To achieve this objective, project tracking typically involves tracking five variables:
Time: The estimated effort and duration versus the actual effort and duration.
Costs: The estimated costs versus the actual costs.
People utilization: The effectiveness of the effort versus the duration.
Quality: How well are the deliverables being completed?
Deliverables: What products or components have been delivered?
Figure 17.1. Project tracking
Information on the first three ...
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