Summary
This chapter discussed various tracking methods for monitoring and updating the progress of a project against the original plan. These methods include recording actual and remaining dates, work hours, task progress, and so on. The chapter also covered the importance of setting a status date as a reference point for updating progress. Additionally, the chapter explained how to split tasks to reflect breaks or interruptions in work, and how to compare baseline data with actual progress to aid you in analyzing the project.
Now that you understand how to track project progress and make informed decisions, we’re ready to move on to the next chapter on optimizing projects with advanced resources. You’ll learn resource management techniques such as setting up multiple resource pay rates, using cost rate tables, applying contours to tasks, and utilizing Team Planner. These tools will help you optimize project performance, manage resource costs better, and allocate...