Project Performance Domains

Correct Answer: Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are specific, quantifiable metrics used to assess the success of various project activities. They provide measurable values that indicate how effectively project objectives are being achieved. Critical Success Factors (CSFs) refer to essential areas that must be addressed to ensure project success but are not necessarily quantifiable. Performance Reporting Tools are applications or systems used to present performance data, not the indicators themselves. Earned Value Metrics are specific project performance measures related to time and cost but are considered a subset within KPIs.

Correct Answer: Schedule Management Plan

The Schedule Management Plan outlines how the project schedule will be developed, managed, and controlled. The Scope Management Plan defines how the project scope is defined and managed. The Resource Management Plan details how resources will be allocated and managed. The Integration Management Plan describes how project processes are integrated and managed.

Correct Answer: Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are used to track the progress of a project by comparing the planned work with the actual work completed. Business Requirements define the needs and expectations of stakeholders but do not directly measure project performance. Risk Registers are tools for identifying and managing potential risks, and Stakeholder Analyses focus on understanding stakeholder interests and influence. Therefore, KPIs are the appropriate tools for tracking project progress in the Measurement Performance Domain.