Project Report
A Project Report is a document that provides details on the overall picture of the proposed business. The project report gives an account of the project proposal to ascertain the prospects of the proposed plan/activity. It contains data on the basis of which the project has been appraised and found feasible.
Benefits Project Report:-
- Tracking:-Our first project reporting gem is tracking. Reporting allows you, your team, and stakeholders to track the current progress of the project against the original plan. Some items to track include Tasks, Issues, Risks, budget, schedule, and overall project health.
- The visibility:- One aspect of project management we are often asked about is visibility. Reporting increases the amount of visibility into your projects and will give you full insight into how your project is performing, be it good or bad.
- Identifies Risk:- Identifying risks is a key step to better projects. With the right reports, you can spot a risk early on and take action, or ask your project stakeholder for help. Reporting on risks also makes it easier for the team to work on the problem.
- Cost Management:- Cost management is tricky. But with regular reporting, it’s easy to view your expenditure clearly and manage your budget with full visibility.
- Control:- Reporting puts you in control of your project. It allows you to see the progress, stagnation, or regress of certain elements, how team members are performing, and the quality of work completed.
- Learning:- Information provided by project reporting on completed tasks can inform future actions. For example, you may figure out that project communication was an issue and make changes to the communication plan for your next project.
Required Documents:-
- Aadhar Card
- Pan Card
- Company Address
- Company Name
- Nature of business
- Mobile No.
- E-mail ID
- Purpose of business