T2S Progress Dashboard Sample Clauses

The T2S Progress Dashboard clause establishes a mechanism for regularly tracking and reporting the status of tasks, deliverables, or milestones related to a project or service. Typically, this clause requires one party to provide periodic updates—often in the form of a dashboard or summary report—detailing progress, outstanding issues, and upcoming deadlines. By formalizing the process of progress reporting, the clause ensures transparency, facilitates early identification of potential delays or problems, and supports effective project management and communication between parties.
T2S Progress Dashboard. 323 The T2S Programme WBS specifies the structure of the dashboard template, presented in Annex 324 5 and 6 to this Schedule. Using the WBS, the T2S dashboard presents a high-level overview of 325 the progress achieved and the overall risk situation for the main streams of the programme 326 (aggregation of activities and deliverables at work stream level). 327 The T2S Progress Dashboard presents the following elements: 328 ▪ status, with colour coding; 329 ▪ change (for status), compared to previous report; 330 ▪ trend, expected in the next report; 331 ▪ risk, with colour coding; and 332 ▪ change, (for risk) compared to previous report.
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T2S Progress Dashboard. 315 The T2S Programme WBS specifies the structure of the dashboard template, presented in Annex 316 5 and 6 to this Schedule. Using the WBS, the T2S dashboard presents a high-level overview of 317 the progress achieved and the overall risk situation for the main streams of the programme 318 (aggregation of activities and deliverables at work streamlevel). 319 The T2S Progress Dashboard presents the followingelements:
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