Historically, there were only two metrics used in project management; time and cost. Later, other metrics were created such as "earned-value", but these were just derivatives of time and cost. Today, with the growth of complex projects, stakeholder involvement in projects, advances in computer technology for dashboard designs, metrics and key performance indicators for project management have become an important focus. This is the second edition of a best-selling book from Harold Kerzner that walks through everything from the basics of project management metrics and key performance indicators to establishing targets and using dashboards to monitor performance. The content is aligned with PMI's PMBOK Guide and stresses "value" as the main focal point. Through extensive global training and consulting using the first edition, Kerzner has brought new content into this revision covering everything from customer relations management to project oversight and governance, agile and SCRUM Metrics to metrics pitfalls and myths. As with the current edition Kerzner will create a set of PowerPoint slides and a test bank to assist in teaching this content in what is potentially a growing number of courses.