A significant checkpoint or deliverable date used to mark and measure progress through a project, workstream, or initiative.
A milestone is a fixed point of significance in a plan — a key deliverable, decision, or date — used to gauge whether work is on track. Milestones anchor schedules and provide the checkpoints governance relies on.
Rolling milestone status up across projects and workstreams gives program leaders an early, honest read on delivery health.
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