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Conference Paper Portfolio Management, Program Management, Benefits Realization, Technical Skills 29 October 2013
Benefit realization in execution focused companies vs. project management excellence
By Tekes, Gerhard | Cavarec, Yves Executives often measure project success against strategy alignment of project outcomes. The traditional triple-constraint focus does not reflect these most common success criteria. Project managers…
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Conference Paper Benefits Realization, Technical Skills 24 April 2013
If it can't be expressed in figures--project performance management
By Bonghez, Simona | Grigoroiu, Adina If it can't be expressed in figures, it is not science; it is opinion (Robert Heinlein). Concluding a project within the initial estimated budget and time frame does not necessarily guarantee that…
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Conference Paper Quality Management, Benefits Realization, Cost Management, Technical Skills 23 October 2012
How to make earned value work on your project
By Lukas, Joseph A. Earned value analysis (EVA) appears to be a compelling technique to use on projects to better understand and manage performance. Companies embracing earned value prepare procedures and may provide…
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Conference Paper Program Management, Benefits Realization, Technical Skills 23 October 2012
Program management--benefit measurement evaluation
By Schibi, Ori Program benefit measurement evaluation is a challenge for many programs and organizations. Whether it is due to lack of clearly defined benefits for the program or a flawed approach to evaluating…
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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 Scheduling, Benefits Realization, Technical Skills, Earned Value Management 18 July 2012
The earned schedule
By Anbari, Frank T. The Earned Value Management (EVM) and the Critical Path Method (CPM) are widely accepted methods and are often used simultaneously to evaluate project performance. The common practice is to use EVM…
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Conference Paper Strategy, Quality Management, Benefits Realization, Technical Skills 9 May 2012
Management of value as PPM driver
By Abdollahyan, Farhad There is a general consensus in the field of organizational project management (OPM) that programs and projects, whether organized and managed in portfolios or not, are means rather than ends to…
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Conference Paper Risk Management, Benefits Realization, Technical Skills 9 May 2012
Interfacing earned value and risk management
By Jonas, Val | Bone, Lauren Sound risk management processes and robust earned value management application each offer the opportunity to improve project control and provide the project manager with reliable information on…
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Article Benefits Realization, Technical Skills April 2012
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The social cost-benefit analysis
By Heerkens, Gary Performing a cost-benefit analysis (CBA) in companies that are in the business of making money is logical. But what about public-sector entities? This article discusses estimating the value of…
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Article Benefits Realization, Technical Skills November 1998
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The fourth dimension
By Hallows, Jolyon E. On time, on budget, within scope? Your IT project still hasn’t succeeded unless you can quantify the benefits to the organization on the bottom line.
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