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Tracking a Schedule

A schedule is meaningless if it is not followed and tracked. Tasks and milestones defined in a project schedule must be tracked and controlled as project proceeds. Tracking methods include:

• Periodic project status meetings
• Evaluating  the results of all reviews
• Determine whether project milestones have been accomplished by the scheduled date
• Comparing actual start date to planned start date
• Informal meetings with the practitioners
• Using earned value analysis
• Error tracking



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Scheduling

Once we have the task network, we are now ready to prepare a schedule for the project. For this we use two techniques known as:

• Program evaluation and review techniques (PERT)
• Critical Path Method (CPM)



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