Chapter 15
On the Right Track
In This Chapter
Planning communications
Using tracking tools
Recording actual activity on tasks
Specifying the amount of work complete
Updating fixed costs
Moving a task
Using Update Project to make changes to the big picture
Consolidating multiple projects
After a project moves from the planning stage into action, it’s a continually changing game that features rules, goals, a general time frame — and chaos.
Whether a task happens as planned or wanders off in an unexpected direction, your job after the planning stage is to record what is happening. In other words, you’re tracking the progress. Tracking starts when team members report their progress on the ...
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