Difference between revisions of "Baseline"
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A [[baseline]] may refer to: | A [[baseline]] may refer to: | ||
| − | *In Belgium, a [[tagline]] that introduces a [[marketable]] to its potential customers. | + | *In Belgium, a '''[[tagline]]''' that introduces a [[marketable]] to its potential customers. |
| − | *In [[business analysis]], [[requirements baseline]] | + | *In [[business analysis]], '''[[requirements baseline]]''' |
| − | *In [[project management]] and [[systems engineering]], a [[performance measurement baseline]], which integrates [[scope baseline]], [[schedule baseline]], and [[cost baseline]], as well as any of those. | + | *In [[project management]] and [[systems engineering]], a '''[[performance measurement baseline]]''', which integrates [[scope baseline]], [[schedule baseline]], and [[cost baseline]], as well as any of those. |
In [[quality management]], [[baselining]] is also the process of monitoring internal metrics over time. | In [[quality management]], [[baselining]] is also the process of monitoring internal metrics over time. | ||
Revision as of 00:44, 23 November 2020
A baseline may refer to:
- In Belgium, a tagline that introduces a marketable to its potential customers.
- In business analysis, requirements baseline
- In project management and systems engineering, a performance measurement baseline, which integrates scope baseline, schedule baseline, and cost baseline, as well as any of those.
In quality management, baselining is also the process of monitoring internal metrics over time.
