Project Performance Measurement and Management Course in London

Measuring Performance, Managing Deviations, and Improving Project Results

Successful project delivery depends on more than completing activities on time. Project managers need reliable ways to measure progress, identify deviations, understand their causes, and take corrective action before performance issues threaten scope, cost, quality, or stakeholder expectations.

The Project Performance Measurement and Management training course provides participants with a practical framework for establishing performance baselines, developing meaningful KPIs, applying Earned Value Management, analysing variances, and forecasting project outcomes. It also explores how risk, change, governance, data visualisation, and continuous improvement influence project performance.

Across five days, participants develop the skills to turn project data into actionable insight, strengthen performance control, support evidence-based decisions, and improve future project outcomes through structured learning and optimisation.

What You Will Learn

By the end of the Project Performance Measurement and Management training course, you will:

• Explain the principles of project performance measurement and management.
• Align project objectives, baselines, metrics, and expected outcomes.
• Evaluate performance across scope, time, cost, quality, and stakeholder satisfaction.
• Develop meaningful project KPIs.
• Establish scope, schedule, and cost baselines.
• Design a structured project performance measurement framework.
• Apply quantitative and qualitative performance evaluation methods.
• Use Earned Value Management to assess project performance.
• Analyse variances and identify emerging performance trends.
• Forecast likely project outcomes based on current performance.
• Use dashboards and visual reporting to communicate performance clearly.
• Integrate risk and change management into performance control.
• Develop corrective and recovery actions when projects deviate from plan.
• Apply benchmarking, audits, and maturity approaches to improve delivery.
• Capture lessons learned and transfer knowledge into future projects.