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Project Management

Report includes: 1 month(s) 49 day(s), from 05.04.2008 to 24.05.2008

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Contains
Root Project Management 55,74 % 54,37 % -1,37 %
Financial perspective(42,9%, 12,37%Up)
Internal perspective(41,1%, -18,8%Down)
Growth and development perspective(63,5%, -0,42%Down)
Customer perspective(82,2%, 50,72%Up)

Graph for Project Management

Graph for Project Management

Data for Project Management

DatesValue
05.04.200855,74
12.04.200854,41
19.04.200838,96
26.04.200850,45
03.05.200842,45
10.05.200839,9
17.05.200845,63
24.05.200854,37

Financial perspective

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Parent Contains
Root Financial perspective 30,49 % 42,86 % + 12,37% Project Management
Indicators
Increase in Revenue (%)
Reduction in Cost per Sale (%)
Increase in Net Profit (%)
Cash flow following the project implementation *
* - Information for this metric is limited in sample report

Graph for Financial perspective

Graph for Financial perspective

Data for Financial perspective

DatesValueWeight
05.04.200830,491
12.04.200845,391
19.04.200855,971
26.04.200857,111
03.05.200823,641
10.05.200835,831
17.05.200837,621
24.05.200842,861

Increase in Revenue (%)

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Increase in Revenue (%) 81,9 37,2 -44,7 % Maximize Financial perspective
Description As a rule, the company makes any changes that require project management techniques and approach to boost its revenues. This indicator shows the percentage of growth in revenue on a specified time after the implementation of the project.
Target description The more this indicator is the better; at least it must hit the objective

Graph for Increase in Revenue (%)

Graph for Increase in Revenue (%)

Data for Increase in Revenue (%)

DatesWeightMinMaxValue
05.04.20082010081,9
12.04.20082010035,6
19.04.20082010053,3
26.04.20082010030,4
03.05.2008201000,8
10.05.2008201003
17.05.20082010026,4
24.05.20082010037,2

Reduction in Cost per Sale (%)

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Reduction in Cost per Sale (%) 42,8 27 -15,8 % Minimize Financial perspective
Description Sometimes, the company makes any changes that require project management techniques and approach to optimize their operations. This indicator suggests the cost-cutting in sale expenditures on a specified time after the implementation of the project due to, for example, economy of scale or to optimization of internal processes.
Target description The more the costs are reduced, the better, at least this figure should hit the objective.

Graph for Reduction in Cost per Sale (%)

Graph for Reduction in Cost per Sale (%)

Data for Reduction in Cost per Sale (%)

DatesWeightMinMaxValue
05.04.20082010042,8
12.04.20082010075,9
19.04.20082010010,7
26.04.20082010082,6
03.05.20082010016,5
10.05.20082010099,5
17.05.20082010017,8
24.05.20082010027

Increase in Net Profit (%)

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Increase in Net Profit (%) 1,7 25,1 + 23,4 % Maximize Financial perspective
Description This indicator points to the percentage of increase in net profit on a specified time after the implementation of the project due to, for example, economy of scale or to optimization of internal processes.
Target description The more this indicator is, the better, at least it should hit the objective.

Graph for Increase in Net Profit (%)

Graph for Increase in Net Profit (%)

Data for Increase in Net Profit (%)

DatesWeightMinMaxValue
05.04.2008301001,7
12.04.20083010039,8
19.04.20083010084,2
26.04.20083010064
03.05.2008301000,8
10.05.20083010057,4
17.05.20083010037,8
24.05.20083010025,1

Internal perspective

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Parent Contains
Root Internal perspective 59,93 % 41,13 % -18,8% Project Management
Indicators
Budget allocated to budget spent ratio (%)
Activities envisaged to actual activities ratio (%)
Time allocated to time spent ratio (%)
Estimated labor hours to hours spent ratio (%) *
Resource shortage *
Number of Progress Reports planned to number of Progress Reports submitted ratio (%) *
Quality of project results as seen by the stakeholders to the project (0-100%) *
* - Information for this metric is limited in sample report

Graph for Internal perspective

Graph for Internal perspective

Data for Internal perspective

DatesValueWeight
05.04.200859,934
12.04.200853,344
19.04.200838,254
26.04.200840,924
03.05.200836,024
10.05.200840,834
17.05.200837,34
24.05.200841,134

Budget allocated to budget spent ratio (%)

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Budget allocated to budget spent ratio (%) 85,75 87,5 + 1,75 % Maximize Internal perspective
Description As the project is an undertaking that has a beginning and an end and is carried out to meet established goals within cost, schedule and quality objectives, it is essential to control the budget (cost) allocated for every particular project.
Target description The budget allocated should match the cost spent, so this ratio should equal to 100% or to be slightly more

Graph for Budget allocated to budget spent ratio (%)

Graph for Budget allocated to budget spent ratio (%)

Data for Budget allocated to budget spent ratio (%)

DatesWeightMinMaxValue
05.04.200835010085,75
12.04.200835010083,45
19.04.200835010061,45
26.04.200835010062,55
03.05.200835010054,3
10.05.200835010062,95
17.05.200835010059
24.05.200835010087,5

Activities envisaged to actual activities ratio (%)

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Activities envisaged to actual activities ratio (%) 98,1 55,7 -42,4 % Maximize Internal perspective
Description As the breakdown of the entire project into the separate activities is a common planning procedure for a successful project management, this ratio will reveal some mistakes made at the planning phase of the project.
Target description This ratio should equal to 100%

Graph for Activities envisaged to actual activities ratio (%)

Graph for Activities envisaged to actual activities ratio (%)

Data for Activities envisaged to actual activities ratio (%)

DatesWeightMinMaxValue
05.04.20081010098,1
12.04.2008101007,1
19.04.20081010063
26.04.20081010031,1
03.05.20081010019,2
10.05.20081010050,9
17.05.20081010047,4
24.05.20081010055,7

Time allocated to time spent ratio (%)

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Time allocated to time spent ratio (%) 69,9 75,9 + 6 % Maximize Internal perspective
Description As the project is an undertaking that has a beginning and an end and is carried out to meet established goals within cost, schedule and quality objectives, it is essential to control the time allocated for the project. This indicator can be applied to the whole project as well as to the separate activities within the project.
Target description This ratio should equal to 100%, or to be slightly more

Graph for Time allocated to time spent ratio (%)

Graph for Time allocated to time spent ratio (%)

Data for Time allocated to time spent ratio (%)

DatesWeightMinMaxValue
05.04.200815010069,9
12.04.200815010076,3
19.04.200815010054,05
26.04.200815010056,05
03.05.200815010069,65
10.05.200815010050,25
17.05.200815010056,95
24.05.200815010075,9

Growth and development perspective

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Parent Contains
Root Growth and development perspective 63,94 % 63,52 % -0,42% Project Management
Indicators
Number of conflicts arisen during the project
Positive resolution of conflicts to general number of conflicts ratio (%)
Project employee turnover (%)
Risk assessment for the project % *
Number of successful projects to general number of projects held by the company ratio (%) *
* - Information for this metric is limited in sample report

Graph for Growth and development perspective

Graph for Growth and development perspective

Data for Growth and development perspective

DatesValueWeight
05.04.200863,944
12.04.200861,484
19.04.200840,124
26.04.200858,244
03.05.200844,524
10.05.200840,484
17.05.200852,084
24.05.200863,524

Number of conflicts arisen during the project

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Number of conflicts arisen during the project 7,3 40,6 + 33,3 Score Minimize Growth and development perspective
Description The conflicts are inevitable at any phase of the life cycle of the project as the projects are often cut across organizational and functional lines and involve different people. It is possible to reduce the number of conflicts at the stage of selecting people, teambuilding and through general ability of a project manager to solve conflicts.
Target description This ratio should equal to 0.

Graph for Number of conflicts arisen during the project

Graph for Number of conflicts arisen during the project

Data for Number of conflicts arisen during the project

DatesWeightMinMaxValue
05.04.2008201007,3
12.04.20082010061,2
19.04.20082010043
26.04.20082010023,8
03.05.20082010076,5
10.05.20082010047,1
17.05.20082010089,7
24.05.20082010040,6

Positive resolution of conflicts to general number of conflicts ratio (%)

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Positive resolution of conflicts to general number of conflicts ratio (%) 75,95 91,25 + 15,3 % Maximize Growth and development perspective
Description While conflict resolution is practically unavoidable part of the project manager's duties. It is vital to use all possible means to manage conflicts so that they have positive effects on the project and add to the employees' and company's expertise.
Target description This ratio should equal to 100%.

Graph for Positive resolution of conflicts to general number of conflicts ratio (%)

Graph for Positive resolution of conflicts to general number of conflicts ratio (%)

Data for Positive resolution of conflicts to general number of conflicts ratio (%)

DatesWeightMinMaxValue
05.04.200825010075,95
12.04.200825010081,2
19.04.200825010079,65
26.04.200825010080,8
03.05.200825010084,1
10.05.200825010065,85
17.05.200825010052,35
24.05.200825010091,25

Project employee turnover (%)

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Project employee turnover (%) 34,2 99,5 + 65,3 % Maximize Growth and development perspective
Description Employee turnover indicates some problems within the company, the same applies to the project management. This indicator shows the estimated number of employees to actual number of employees participated in the project with special attention to the replacements made during the project. If this ratio is significantly low than 100%, it points to some mistakes at the planning stage or in general work conditions envisaged for the project.
Target description This ratio should equal to 100%.

Graph for Project employee turnover (%)

Graph for Project employee turnover (%)

Data for Project employee turnover (%)

DatesWeightMinMaxValue
05.04.20082010034,2
12.04.20082010027,3
19.04.2008201004,2
26.04.20082010049,6
03.05.20082010030,7
10.05.20082010077,9
17.05.20082010095,5
24.05.20082010099,5

Customer perspective

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Parent Contains
Root Customer perspective 31,48 % 82,2 % + 50,72% Project Management
Indicators
Number of complaints after the execution of the project to previous number of complaints ratio (%)
Growth in number of inquiries following the project (%)
Increase in re-purchases following the execution of the project (%)
Complaints that refer to quality to general number of complaints ratio (%) *
Decrease in complaints about untimely delivery of product/service following the execution of the project *
* - Information for this metric is limited in sample report

Graph for Customer perspective

Graph for Customer perspective

Data for Customer perspective

DatesValueWeight
05.04.200831,481
12.04.200839,461
19.04.200820,161
26.04.200850,781
03.05.200878,741
10.05.200837,981
17.05.200861,141
24.05.200882,21

Number of complaints after the execution of the project to previous number of complaints ratio (%)

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Number of complaints after the execution of the project to previous number of complaints ratio (%) 91,1 20,2 -70,9 % Minimize Customer perspective
Description This indicator covers general complaints that can be received by the company. Complaints may be connected with quality, delivery, packaging, etc. This indicator is especially useful when the project in question is aimed at the optimization of production processes, changes in organizational structure, employee training, etc.
Target description To keep this ratio as lower as possible.

Graph for Number of complaints after the execution of the project to previous number of complaints ratio (%)

Graph for Number of complaints after the execution of the project to previous number of complaints ratio (%)

Data for Number of complaints after the execution of the project to previous number of complaints ratio (%)

DatesWeightMinMaxValue
05.04.20082010091,1
12.04.20082010043,3
19.04.20082010084
26.04.20082010067,9
03.05.20082010017,1
10.05.20082010075,4
17.05.20082010078,6
24.05.20082010020,2

Growth in number of inquiries following the project (%)

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Growth in number of inquiries following the project (%) 29,7 70,9 + 41,2 % Maximize Customer perspective
Description The growth in number of inquiries indicates the interest of the customers in the product/service the company offers. This ratio is usually triggered by the advertising or promotional campaign, however, some other projects may influence it as well.
Target description This indicator should tend to increase

Graph for Growth in number of inquiries following the project (%)

Graph for Growth in number of inquiries following the project (%)

Data for Growth in number of inquiries following the project (%)

DatesWeightMinMaxValue
05.04.20082010029,7
12.04.20082010064,8
19.04.20082010010,9
26.04.20082010084,7
03.05.20082010040,6
10.05.20082010033,7
17.05.20082010090,3
24.05.20082010070,9

Increase in re-purchases following the execution of the project (%)

  Name Start value End value Dynamic Measure units Optimization method Parent
Root Increase in re-purchases following the execution of the project (%) 87,8 90,5 + 2,7 % Maximize Customer perspective
Description This indicator stands for customer retention rate. The customer retention is vital, it is evidence of company's strength and allows for more precise forecasting.
Target description This indicator stands for customer retention rate. The customer retention is vital, it is evidence of company's strength and allows for more precise forecasting.

Graph for Increase in re-purchases following the execution of the project (%)

Graph for Increase in re-purchases following the execution of the project (%)

Data for Increase in re-purchases following the execution of the project (%)

DatesWeightMinMaxValue
05.04.20082010087,8
12.04.2008201001,1
19.04.20082010032,1
26.04.20082010030,4
03.05.20082010077,5
10.05.20082010010,9
17.05.20082010090,9
24.05.20082010090,5
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