Project Auditing

A project audit is designed to eliminate many of the common errors that can mar a project plan and jeopardise its ultimate prospects for success.

Auditing the project involves some of the following steps:

• Checking on the project definition
• Questioning duration estimates
• Validating costing
• Examining risk assessment and response strategies
• Ensuring that the sequence is correct
• Probing for redundancies
• Challenging date constraints
• Highlighting critical tasks
• Searching for overloads
• Resolving over-commitments
• Looking for gaps in reporting

Let us ask the tough questions before management selection panels get the opportunity.

An audited plan has a much greater probability of acceptance and success.