Motivation for Measurement.

Measurement as an Organizational Discriminator.

The Foundation—Project Measurement.

What Makes Measurement Work.

Measurement Information Model.

Measurement Process Model 10.

Information Needs.

Measurement Construct.

Measurement Construct Examples.

Identify and Prioritize Information Needs.

Select and Specify Measures.

Integrate the Measurement Approach into Project Processes.

Collect and Process Data.

Analyze Data.

Make Recommendations.

Estimation.

Feasibility Analysis.

Performance Analysis.

Evaluate the Measures.

Evaluate the Measurement Process.

Update the Experience Base.

Identify and Implement Improvements.

Obtain Organizational Commitment.

Define Measurement Responsibilities.

Provide Resources.

Review the Measurement Program.

Lessons Learned.

Appendix A: Measurement Construct Examples.

Milestone Completion.

Work Unit Progress: Software Design Progress.

Incremental Capability.

Personnel Effort.

Financial Performance: Earned Value.

Project Overview.

Getting the Project Under Control.

Evaluating Readiness for Test.

Installation and Software Support.

Product and Project Overview.

Estimation and Feasibility Analysis.

Performance Analysis.

Redesign and Replanning.

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