08/08/05

  Earned Value definition by the example  -  Categories: Project Management, PMP certification, Methodology  -  Arnaud Bonneville @ 06:39:28 pm

In order to let you understand how you can use the Earned Value concept in your daily job, I have written an article on www.baccoubonneville.com where I took a concrete example that can help you understanding its helpfulness. This article progressively introduces the notions of Planned Value, Actual Cost, Earned Value, Estimated to Complete and Estimate At Completion.

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Comment from: Serge Baccou [Member] · http://www.baccoubonneville.com

There is a good presentation about Earned Value by Ozzie Lomax, PMP, Kansas City Power & Light: http://www.kcpmichapter.org/speakerpresentations/lomax.ppt. It's a little bit old (May 8, 2000) but still right.

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