17.1 The Progress Practice

The Progress Practice. Here you will learn about the progress practice purpose which is to monitor and compare actual achievements against those planned:
You will grasp how to establish mechanisms to monitor and compare actual achievements against those planned, provide a forecast for the project’s objectives and continued viability, and to control unacceptable deviations, going on to control any deviations beyond agreed tolerances, causing an exception.
A key component of project management is controlling the project’s progress, ensuring that the project remains viable against its approved business case. Finally, you will have a brief review of the PRINCE2 exception process.