Characteristics of project tracking and evaluation

The characteristics of project tracking evaluation include:

1. goal orientation: the project tracking evaluation is oriented to achieve the project objectives, emphasizing whether the project has achieved the expected goals and effects during operation and whether it needs adjustment and improvement.

2. Systematicness and comprehensiveness: The project tracking evaluation should comprehensively understand all aspects of the project, including project progress, cost, resource use, risk management, quality, etc., so as to systematically evaluate the status and effect of the project.

3. Timeliness: The tracking and evaluation of the project requires timely understanding of the project status and making corresponding adjustments, timely discovering problems, solving problems and correcting deviations, so as to ensure the smooth progress and successful implementation of the project.

4. Operability: The project tracking evaluation needs to provide operable suggestions and measures, so that project team members and relevant personnel can adjust and improve according to the evaluation results, thus improving the status and effect of the project.

5. Traceability: The project tracking evaluation requires recording the historical information of the project, establishing perfect files and documents, and making reference when necessary to ensure the traceability and continuous improvement of the project.

6. Flexibility: Project tracking and evaluation requires flexible response to the changes and needs of the project, and adjustment and improvement of the evaluation scheme and method at any time to adapt to the actual situation of the project.