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What is a Project Baseline? And Project Baselining?

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A new Project Plan needs a Baseline. It's how we keep ourselves honest, as Project Managers. But, what is a Project Baseline?
A baseline is the final, approved version of the project plan, its schedule, budget, and scope statement. It is the version against which you will measure all progress and evolution of your project.
Of the many formal definitions, I like best those from:
PMBOK 7
‘The approved version of a work product used a basis for comparison to actual results.’
PRINCE2
‘Reference against which an entity is monitored and controlled.’
A Baseline is created at the start of a project or a stage in a project, to provide a basis for monitor and control.
After a significant disruption or unexpected outcome, we may also re-baseline our project.
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🎬 What to do When you get Pressure to Reduce Your Project Budget
A while back, I asked Project Managers in a couple of forums what material things you need to have, to do your job as a Project Manager. They responded magnificently. I compiled their answers into a Kit list.
Note that the links are affiliated.
Chapter Markers...
00:00 - Start
00:10 - My description of baseline
00:37 - Formal definitions of baseline
00:52 - PMBOK 7 definition of baseline
01:09 - PRINCE2 definition of baseline
01:21 - Why we create a baseline
01:33 - Re-baselining
02:43 - Baselining and PM software
03:36 - ‘A baseline’ and ‘to baseline’
03:48 - What we usually baseline
04:47 - Other thing we can baseline
07:17 - My final definition of a baseline
#Project #ProjectManagement #MikeClayton
A baseline is the final, approved version of the project plan, its schedule, budget, and scope statement. It is the version against which you will measure all progress and evolution of your project.
Of the many formal definitions, I like best those from:
PMBOK 7
‘The approved version of a work product used a basis for comparison to actual results.’
PRINCE2
‘Reference against which an entity is monitored and controlled.’
A Baseline is created at the start of a project or a stage in a project, to provide a basis for monitor and control.
After a significant disruption or unexpected outcome, we may also re-baseline our project.
Recommended Videos
Carefully curated video recommendations for you:
🎬 Project Planning Process - How to Build Effective Project Plans
🎬 Building a Project Plan - Conversation with Kristina Kushner
🎬 How to Anticipate Future Budget Challenges to Your Project
🎬 What to do When you get Pressure to Reduce Your Project Budget
A while back, I asked Project Managers in a couple of forums what material things you need to have, to do your job as a Project Manager. They responded magnificently. I compiled their answers into a Kit list.
Note that the links are affiliated.
Chapter Markers...
00:00 - Start
00:10 - My description of baseline
00:37 - Formal definitions of baseline
00:52 - PMBOK 7 definition of baseline
01:09 - PRINCE2 definition of baseline
01:21 - Why we create a baseline
01:33 - Re-baselining
02:43 - Baselining and PM software
03:36 - ‘A baseline’ and ‘to baseline’
03:48 - What we usually baseline
04:47 - Other thing we can baseline
07:17 - My final definition of a baseline
#Project #ProjectManagement #MikeClayton
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