Key Performance Indicators ("KPI") are determined at the beginning of a project to provide a measure into whether key objectives are met during project execution and upon completion.
During execution, these KPIs provide visibility into the status of a project, and can highlight issues that could cause delays. At completion, the KPIs can be used to measure and/or confirm the degree of project success or failure.
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The KPIs that companies managing large capital development projects are tracking |
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How these provide critical measures that help ensure projects stay within the approved schedule, scope, and budget, and |
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How this information can be efficiently compiled without relying on labor- and resource-intensive processes and spreadsheets |
