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CPP Performance Measurement & Reporting Flashcards

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  1. A Key Performance Indicator (KPI) is best described as:

    Answer: A measurable value that tracks progress toward a strategic or project objective

    KPIs are quantifiable metrics used to evaluate how effectively a project or organization is achieving its objectives.

  2. What is the primary purpose of a project status report?

    Answer: To communicate current project health, progress, and issues to stakeholders

    A status report keeps stakeholders informed about where the project stands against baselines and highlights any issues requiring attention.

  3. Which baseline is used to measure schedule performance in a project?

    Answer: Schedule baseline

    The schedule baseline is the approved version of the project schedule against which actual progress is compared.

  4. A dashboard in project reporting is most useful because it:

    Answer: Provides a quick visual summary of key metrics for rapid decision-making

    Dashboards aggregate critical KPIs into an at-a-glance visual format that enables fast interpretation and informed decisions.

  5. When actual cost exceeds planned cost at a reporting period, what is the financial implication?

    Answer: The project is over budget for that period

    Actual cost exceeding planned cost produces a negative cost variance, indicating the project is spending more than planned.

  6. Which report would a project manager use to show trends in performance metrics over multiple reporting periods?

    Answer: Trend report

    A trend report plots metric data over time to reveal whether project performance is improving, deteriorating, or stable.