Project Cost Recording and Reporting

Alexia Nalewaik is a professor of project management and sole practitioner consultant, the owner of QS Requin Corporation. She has over 25 years of experience in audit, systemic risk, project analytics, governance, and cost engineering. Alexia is Research Chair of the International Cost Engineering Council (ICEC). She is a Fellow of RICS Americas, AACE International, the Guild of Project Controls, and ICEC. She is a Past President of AACE International, and a Past Chair of ICEC. She is also a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, IPMA-USA, and the National Association of Construction Auditors.

"Alexia reveals the power of data and analytics for project reporting in her new book. Project Cost Recording and Reporting reveals the underpinnings of project reporting for stakeholders that project, program and portfolio managers can leverage – communication, transparency and decisions that form project outcomes. I highly recommend this as a guidebook for project leaders working in a matrix or projectized organization." - Naomi Caietti, Author, Founder and Director, Naomi Caietti Consulting, USA"The phrase 'the more things change, the more they remain the same' (plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose) – was coined by French critic, journalist and novelist Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr (1808 –1890) rings more true today than ever before. Alexia provides a comprehensive and thorough view in emphasizing the importance of accurate, unbiased and honest project reporting in her new book, Project Cost Recording and Reporting. In our current age of disruption, and the necessity for almost instantaneous decision making, the need for robust project reporting is more important than ever before – as it always has been. For all practitioners of total cost management, this book is an essential guide and tool to getting project reporting right the first time." - Louise M Vlatko, Co-Founder and Director, Xmirus Pty Ltd, Australia

• List of Figures, Foreword, Acknowledgements, Acronyms and abbreviations, Chapter 1 - Introduction, Chapter 2 - Stakeholders, Chapter 3 - Data, Chapter 4 – The Reporting Process, Chapter 5 - Types of Reports, Chapter 6 - Challenges, Chapter 7 – Summary, Additional Resources, Index