Earned value project management 4th edition

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Quantity: Fourth Edition, Fourth edition. May not include working access code. Will not include dust jacket. Has used sticker s and some writing or highlighting. Ships same or next business day. New - Hardcover Condition: New. Condition: New. Brand New!. Condition: new. Everyone wants projects to be completed within budget and on schedule. With this aim in mind, Earned Value Project Management - Fourth Edition provides guidance useful to project management practitioners who are familiar with EVPM, as well as thsoe who are new to the use of this technique in the management of projects.

Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. New - Softcover Condition: New. From United Kingdom to U. Schedule Variance status does indicate the dollar value difference between work that is ahead or behind the plan and reflects a given measurement method. The formula utilized to express schedule variance is project earned value minus the project planned value as of the date of examination.

If a negative variance is determined, the project is behind schedule and if the variance is positive the project is ahead of schedule. If the variance is equal to 0, the project is on budget.

If a negative variance is determined, the project is over budget and if the variance is positive the project is under budget. It is the ratio of earned value EV to planned value PV. An SPI equal to or greater than one indicates a favorable condition and a value of lass than one indicates an unfavorable condition. Assuming your SPI efficiency remains through out the reminder of work; your project will finish ahead of schedule.

It is the ratio of earned value EV to actual costs AC. Assuming your CPI efficiency remains the same throughout the reminder of work; your project will be over budget. Now it is time to learn how to analyze the future or what is expected to happen on a project given the progress measurements reported to date.

Anticipating future progress requires determining when the project will be completed and how much it will cost to complete it. The Estimate at Completion EAC is the actual cost to date plus an objective estimate of costs for remaining authorized work.

The objective in preparing an EAC is to provide an accurate projection of cost at the completion of the project. If they are not equal, your earned value calculations and analysis will be inaccurate. The EAC is the best estimate of the total cost at the completion of the project. The EAC is a periodic evaluation of the project status, usually on a monthly basis or when a significant change happens to the project.

EACs are developed with varying degrees of detail and supporting documents. A comprehensive EAC is usually prepared annually or if there are any major changes in the project. There are multiple ways to develop an EAC. The technique selected is based upon the dollar value of the project, the risk, accounting system available and the accuracy of the estimates.

One common formula for determining the EAC is expressed as budget at completion divided by the current CPI of the project. The reader should acknowledge that the discipline of Earned Value Management is more complicated and more complex than the information presented in this paper summary. This paper is intended to be an opening position for the reader to begin to build and assemble a knowledge base for Earned Value Management.

Good luck in your personal EVM endeavors and remember, it all begins with a sound project plan and you too, can do earned value management! Project Management Institute. Third ed. Government Electronics and Information Association. Reaffirmed: August 28, United States Department of Energy Earned value management application guide, version 1. January 1, Office of Engineering and Construction Management.

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While introductory theory is explained, time tested samples are provided throughout the book. To facilitate the learning process, the topics covered are linked together in a process flowchart.

The chapters have been grouped into sections with each representing a major activity in the planning and control process: Organization, Scheduling, Estimating, and Earned Value as well as Risk Assessment and Subcontract Management. Login Shopping Cart: 0 Items 0 Items. Request a Free Consultation.