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Conference Paper Scheduling, Benefits Realization, Earned Value Management, Aerospace & Defense, Government 3 October 2002
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Earned value management in Sweden--experiences and examples
By Antvik, Sven In project-oriented organizations, earned value management (EVM) has emerged as an important tool for managing large and complex projects. This paper examines a case study showing how the Swedish…
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Conference Paper Benefits Realization 1 November 2001
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Ensuring project success in a changing world
By Lake, Nick Many IT projects succeed. But the data from survey research shows that 31% of IT projects are cancelled and 53% limp to completion. Projects mostly start with enthusiasm, belief and commitment. What…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Benefits Realization, Aerospace & Defense 3 October 2002
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Earning the right to earned value
By McGee, Jim Even though earned value management (EVM) has long informed the United States (US) Department of Defense’s approach to managing projects, even though numerous consultants have continuously advised…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Benefits Realization, Earned Value Management 3 October 2002
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Using earned value management to predict buffer penetration in critical chain project management
By Silber, Georg To prevent project delays, many organizations are now using critical chain (CC) project management, a method that helps organizations--because it acts as a project buffer--more effectively secure…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Benefits Realization 3 October 2002
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What makes earned value and other advanced PM techniques so hard to successfully implement?
By Peterson, Craig D. | Oliver, Mike | Webb, Scott Information technology (IT) projects are notorious for exceeding cost and schedule constraints and falling short of scope and quality requirements. To prevent such failures, many organizations, as…
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Conference Paper Portfolio Management, Benefits Realization, Scope Management 7 September 2000
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Projectizing profit and justifying project management
By Devaux, Stephen A. One of the most often ignored facets of realizing projects is that easily forgotten component of the triple constraint--project scope. This paper examines project scope as the element needed to…
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Conference Paper Benefits Realization 3 October 2002
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Show them the money!
By Maranhao, Carlyle By presenting to executives and stakeholders project proposals that clearly show calculations estimating the financial value of executing projects, project managers can significantly and positively…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Benefits Realization, Earned Value Management 3 October 2002
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Integrating scheduling and earned value management (EVM) metrics
By Sparrow, Harry Unlike traditional accounting-oriented project progress measures, earned value management (EVM) enables project managers to obtain more detailed and more objective indications of actual project…
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Conference Paper Scheduling, Benefits Realization 3 October 2002
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Earned Value Management: From Data Analysis to Executive Action
By Udell, Ellen B. Although many practitioners who believe that the true contribution of earned value (EV) is its capacity to identify cost and schedule variances, many also complain about EV’s shortcomings: It cannot…
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Conference Paper Benefits Realization 3 October 2002
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Can good project management actually cost less?
By Ibbs, C. William | Reginato, Justin For companies with the most mature project management practices, the cost of project management may actually be less than their less mature counterparts. Data regarding project management cost,…
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