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| Hi, I'm new to applying EVM to a project and have been researching it. My question is this: at the end of a project, will EV always equal your PV? |
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| Yes EV = % Complete x BAC therefore at the end of the project EV = 100% x BAC BAC is the Budget At Completion (or sum of PV) J |
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| Thank you so much! One more question. Using change management, we will be receiving authorized increases to our budget (planned value). I am assuming that those just get incorporated into my planned value, correct? However, when we run over on hours for a task, I can only earn up to the PV for that task -- I don't "earn" the actual hours that we have run over. Is that correct? |
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| thanks for the reply i was also searching for that -------------------------- Learn about Disney credit cards types of disney credit cards, benefits of using disney credit card Logistics software benefits info |
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