You can measure and monitor progress in many different options. Since you are new in planning, i suggest that you start with the following.
Monitor progress in time. Check the Schedule Variance. This is the difference between the planned, the assigned baseline, and the actual progress.
Monitor progress in volume. Check the schedule % completion versus the performance % completion. The schedule % completion is the planned progress and the performance is the actual achieved progress.
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Sometimes rules are meant to be broken.
http://www.nflaace.org/index_files/john_orr_cost_loaded_schedule_updating_pdf.pdf
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15 years 9 monthsHi HaythamYou can measure and
Hi Haytham
You can measure and monitor progress in many different options. Since you are new in planning, i suggest that you start with the following.
Regards Johannes