A progress report is a status update on the project work completed and goals achieved within a given time period and an account of what still needs to be done.
A Progress Report should help you to:
- communicate the status of your project to the project team, the project sponsor and other stakeholders and to seek guidance or prompt decisions when required
- keep the project team on track and focus them on delivering the project on time and within budget
- raise any risks or issues that require attention
- determine whether any changes are necessary to ensure the successful completion of the project
Progress Reports are used to communicate the status of the project to a number of stakeholders, including the Project Sponsor, the Project Board and the Project Steering Group.
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