Target variance measures the gap between planned goals and actual results, often expressed as a percentage or absolute difference. Teams use it to spot performance shortfalls, adjust strategies, and allocate resources wisely. It benefits project managers, financial analysts, and operations leaders seeking tighter budget control, improved forecasting, and timely corrective action.
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