Relationship between Work Performance Data, Information, and Reports
In today's highly-projectized business landscape, it is critical for professionals and key stakeholders to manage projects in such a way that it meets all the business objectives. In this regard, it is critical for project managers and team members to collect proper data and process the same to create a centralized information repository, which aids enhanced decision-making skills for project stakeholders.
Understanding the relationship between the work performance data, information, and reports is critical for any business entity. Participants having knowledge of Information Technology/ Data Science can easily grasp these concepts. In comparison, others find it quite difficult to understand the relationship between these entities. Data within the project will be in the raw format. The raw data is further processed, analyzed, and integrated into information. Reports are created to address the requirements of the stakeholders.
Why should you attend?
Work Performance Data is the project's raw data, whereas Work Process Information is used to compare the actual and planned data. These two aspects form the base to generate Work Performance Reports. Work Performance Data, Information, and Reports help you to monitor project progress and compare it with the planned progress.
One should attend to get introduced to the most significant methods and standards in Project Management. In a nutshell, if an individual wants to pick a disciplined approach to manage the projects, it would be beneficial for them
Areas Covered in the Webinar
- Different organizational structures.
- Work Performance Data (WPD) Definition
- Work Performance Information (WPI) Definition
- Work Performance Reports Purpose
- Detailed Data Flow - Work Performance Data, Information & Reports
- Documents Required to Prepare a Project Charter
- The Use of Risk Register Documents
- Enterprise Environmental Factors (EEFs)
- Organizational Process Assets (OPA)
- The Difference Between EEF and OPA
Who will benefit from this webinar?
Job roles that can benefit from this webinar include, but are not limited to:- Project Lead
- IT Managers
- Project Coordinators
- Project Managers
- Contractors
- Vendors
- Risk Managers
- Resources working in Project Management Office
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