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Report Author: Agbata Dickson Ukolojo
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This Power BI project management dashboard uses the Fintech Project Management dataset. It was submitted to the FP20 Analytics ZoomCharts Data Challenge 32 in November 2025.
The report helps analyze project performance, delivery efficiency, budget variance, time variance, task status, and risk levels across fintech departments and projects. It is designed for project managers, PMO teams, analysts, and executives who need an interactive project tracking dashboard to monitor budgets, timelines, workloads, and delivery outcomes.
This Power BI project management dashboard gives you a clear view of important project KPIs, including:
These metrics make it easier to spot budget overruns, delayed work, high-risk projects, and resource planning gaps.
This report uses a combination of ZoomCharts Drill Down PRO visuals and native Power BI visuals, making it easy to explore the data directly from the charts.
Instead of only viewing static charts, you can interact with the report and explore the story behind the numbers.
To interact with this Power BI project management dashboard, click any active element directly on the visuals. Use the navigation menu to switch between the overview, delivery performance, and project tracking pages.
Download this Power BI report template to explore the visuals, formulas, calculations, drill-down settings, and dashboard design. You can adapt it to your own project management, PMO, fintech, operations, or delivery tracking data with a few adjustments.
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