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Jean-Pierre PAYRE: Senior project manager – Project management consultant, Grenoble, France
INTRODUCTION
In a project, the purpose of the financial dashboard is to capture important information in order to trigger alerts, set up action plans and implement corrective actions.
This sheet will help you build a dashboard designed to meet the needs of your project.
This construction is structured as follows:
definition of "standard" indicators;
definition of indicators to adapt to the project's specific features ;
construction of a dashboard based on the indicators defined above.
The two key concepts are :
the simplicity and reproducibility of the selected indicators;
the overall consistency of the dashboard.
This section explains the concepts involved in creating a dashboard, enabling the project manager to monitor the status of his project and its progress within its environment.
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Project Management Institute, Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBoK Guide ® ), 6th ed.
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