Reporting Performance

Reporting performance is generally understood to be the speed and efficiency with which reports are generated by the system when end-users perform a query. Performance depends on a variety of factors, including system bandwidth, number of concurrent users, volume of data to be presented, etc.

Why is performance reporting important?

Business performance reporting enables management to understand and identify the growth potentials within their company and the overall performance of the organization. Businesses need to continually track their performance and productivity in order to devise effective strategies that will help sustain business growth.

What is a work performance report?

Work performance data is raw measurements before any analysis. Once it has been analyzed or processed, it becomes work performance information. A work performance report is a compilation of work performance information for consumption for some purpose such as status or decision making.

What are performance reports used for?

Performance reporting provides real time information about the business performance. The reports are used to inform management on key decisions and also challenge the strategic assumptions made.

Which factors affects reporting performance?

Let’s take a closer look at the two categories of factors affecting reporting performance–one environmental, one under your control as a developer. See the full article for more details.

Why is performance reporting done?

It’s an important activity in project communication management. It involves collecting and disseminating project information, communicating project progress, utilization of resources, and forecasting future progress and status to various stakeholders, as decided in the communication management plan.