Abstract: A method and associated systems for real-time continuous realignment of a large-scale distributed project. A project-management system, consisting of a computer system, a data warehouse, and remote data-aggregation subsystems, receives project artifacts that describe goals, scope, contractual obligations, and other characteristics of a large-scale project. The distributed system extracts from the artifacts baseline values of benchmarks that measure project progress. Project workers located at multiple sites continuously feed the project-management system, via the data-aggregation subsystems, data describing actual progress on the project. The baseline values and actual-progress values are imported into the data warehouse in a compatible format. The data-warehouse data is then used to generate recommendations intended to resolve problems indicated by the current-progress values, which are then communicated to project managers, who implement them as action plans.