Tracking

Last updated Jun 5, 2023

A method of following the progress of project activities.

Track Deviation.

Tracking’s benefits:

• Tracking makes transparent the key information of a project.
  • Transparency is essential for accurate decision-making.
• Tracking keeps all team members and stakeholders in touch with deadlines and goals.
• Risk management: tracking is crucial for recognizing risks and issues that can derail your progress.
• Tracking helps build confidence that the project is set to be delivered on time, within scope, and within budget.

Commonly items to track:

• Project schedule
• Status of action items, keys tasks, and activities
• Progress toward milestones
• Costs
• Key decisions, changes, Tasks dependencies, and Risk to the project.

Linked:

• Tracking methods