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Overview now that you've developed a list of resources, a budget, a list of tasks, and a timeline, it's time to check in again with your customer(s). In this activity, imagine you've just finished a Progress Review Meeting with your customer(s) where you discussed the current status of the project, project progress, and any troubleshooting that has occurred. Now, you need to write a follow-up email to go over what was discussed in the meeting. You will write a professional email to the customer(s) of your project, recapping the progress report you delivered in your meeting. Instructions For this activity, complete the following: Write a follow-up email, recapping an imagined Progress Review meeting you had with your customer(s). There is no template for this assignment, so you will need to create your own document. In your email, include and highlight the following eight key terms, using each term correctly and in a professional context: "Risks" "Project stakeholders" and "ethics" "Project vision" "Met expectations" "Project performance", "baseline", and "compare plan vs. actual" Your email should be clear, well-organized, and formatted according to SWS style. Your email should be between 300 and 500 words and should use accurate grammar, mechanics, and spelling.

Paper For Above instruction

Subject: Follow-Up on Recent Progress Review Meeting

Dear [Customer Name],

I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to thank you for participating in our recent Progress Review Meeting and to provide a comprehensive recap of our discussion regarding the ongoing status of the project. Our meeting covered several key aspects, including current project performance, identified risks, and adjustments needed to stay aligned with our project vision.

First, we examined the overall project performance by comparing the plan versus actual results. This comparison helped us identify areas where we're meeting or exceeding expectations and others where we need to improve. Our baseline data served as an essential reference point, allowing us to measure progress accurately and ensure that we are on track to meet our project objectives.

Regarding project progress, we confirmed that several tasks are proceeding according to schedule. However, some challenges have arisen, highlighting potential risks that could impact timelines and deliverables. We discussed the importance of proactively managing these risks to prevent any setbacks and ensure project success.

Our discussion also emphasized the critical role of project stakeholders in maintaining transparency and collaboration. Their insights and support are vital for project advancement, and we committed to keep them informed of any significant developments.

Additionally, we revisited the project's core ethics, reaffirming our commitment to upholding ethical standards in decision-making and resource allocation. This is essential not only for compliance but also for maintaining trust and integrity throughout the project's lifecycle.

We are pleased to report that the project has largely met expectations thus far. However, I acknowledge that continuous monitoring and adjustment are necessary to remain aligned with our project vision. As part of our ongoing review process, we will compare plan versus actual progress regularly and adjust our strategies accordingly to stay on course.

To conclude, I appreciate your ongoing support and collaboration. We are dedicated to addressing the identified risks and sustaining positive project performance. Should you have any questions or require further clarification on any aspect of the project, please do not hesitate to reach out.

Thank you once again for your partnership.

Sincerely,

[Your Name]

[Your Position]

[Your Contact Information]

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