A Practical Guide to Project Planning
Table 5.4 Stakeholder support mapped to project objectives (April) 74 Table 5.5 Stakeholder support mapped to project objectives (July) 74 Table 5.6 Change in stakeholder support from April to July 75 Table 5.7 Variation report for planned versus actual time 77 Table 5.8 Variation report for planned versus actual cost 80
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