Project performance reporting refers to disemminating project performance information. Reports need to provide info at a level of detail appropriate for the audience. Sometimes these reports include a Gantt chart, S-Curves, and histograms.
The type of performance reporting are:
- Status Reporting - an analysis of the current state of the project, any variances within either schedule, budget, scope, resources, quality or risk, also include the next steps of the project.
- Progress Reporting - a report of what has been completed
- Forecasting - How the project is expected or forecasted to perform in the future.
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