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Conference Paper Quality Management, Benefits Realization, Earned Value Management 23 October 2012
TCPI
By Scott, William J. This paper examines the to-complete performance index (TCPI) as one of the forecasting tools of earned value management (EVM). It explores why project personnel should care about earned value…
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Conference Paper Quality Management, Cost Management, Earned Value Management 23 October 2012
EVM--a disciplined approach to project management
By Terrell, Michael S. | Singleton, Cindy J. Earned value management (EVM) is a system of project controls based on a structured approach to planning, cost control, and schedule performance measurement. EVM is not the objective of project…
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Conference Paper Strategy, Quality Management, Benefits Realization, Cost Management, Technical Skills, Earned Value Management 23 October 2012
Earned value management
By Heinlein, J. W. | Craig, Christopher | Perotti, John | Pearson, Megan | Wooten, Teressa | Balderson, Lucas Growing pressure on federal budgets creates the strategic imperative to increase the transparency of the performance of agencies' mission-critical investments, as well as heighten their realized…
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Conference Paper Quality Management, Earned Value Management 22 October 2011
The value of earned value management
By Fostel, Chris Earned value management (EVM) delivers three distinct values for those who fully understand how to use it: The first and primary benefit is the ability to predict project success or failure early…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Quality Management, Earned Value Management 22 October 2011
Advances in earned schedule and earned value management
By Anbari, Frank T. Earned value management (EVM) is a powerful methodology that gives executives, project managers, and other stakeholders the ability to visualize project status throughout the project life cycle and…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Quality Management, Earned Value Management 22 October 2011
Resource-based earned value management system (EVMS)
By Gardner, Phillip | Rosenthal, Ronald Among the biggest challenges to implementing a full-scale earned value management system (EVMS) is reconciling true actual cost in an organization's accounting system to the project. The company's…
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Conference Paper Quality Management, Benefits Realization, Earned Value Management 22 October 2011
The truth about preparedness for any EVMS assessment by others
By Brodkorb, Richard The paper focuses on lessons learned and best practices to reach a high state of readiness for a serious audit of your earned value management systems (EVMS) design and use. Excellent preparedness…
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Article Risk Management, Quality Management, Earned Value Management May 2011
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Keeping score
By Bowles, Michelle A new triumvirate of project metrics has risen to the forefront to take its place beside ROI: customer satisfaction, human resources (HR), and risk management. This article discusses how…
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Conference Paper Quality Management, Earned Value Management 12 October 2010
A summary measurement of engineering productivity at the project level
By Liao, Pin-Chao | Thomas, Stephen R. Organizations have long attempted to develop metrics that would enable them to accurately, effectively, and efficiently measure the performance of their personnel. This article examines how project…
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Conference Paper Quality Management, Earned Value Management 13 October 2009
EVM "lite"--a deliverables-based approach
By Forman, James B. | Somerville, Dermot By using earned value management (EVM), project managers can effectively track the progression of their projects. Despite its numerous advantages, the approach also often involves costs and overhead…
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