Project Management - How to: Earned Value Management




Project Management - How to: Earned Value Management

This course is a result of 25 years of consulting project management experience, developing and using various earned value management models on multiple projects. This course will start with a discussion of the basics of the Earned Value Methodology. We will define the Planned Value, Actual Cost and Earned Value as well as provide the formulas to calculate them:

  • PV = Planned Quantity X Planned Cost

  • AC = Actual Quantity X Actual Cost

  • EV = Actual Quantity X Planned Cost

We will then focus on the Schedule Variance and Cost Variance by examining several very simple examples based on an imaginary project where a company has to manufacture ten offices in ten days on a budget of $1,000. We will examine the following scenarios:

  • Behind the schedule but on budget

  • On schedule but way over budget

  • Both late and over budget

  • Ahead of schedule and under budget

Then, having gained the basic understanding of the Earned Value Method, we will shift to a more complicated, real-life example where a construction company has to dig a trench by extracting 1,000 cubic meters of sand in a course of ten days on a budget of $5,000.

We will conclude this course with an exercise suggesting filling out the second part of the EVM table from the “Digging a Trench” project.

Understanding of Earned Value Management is a critical contributor to project success.

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What you will learn
  • Simple EVM calculation in order to understand the basic mechanisms
  • Simple and Complex real-life EVM examples

Rating: 4.3

Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 43 mins

Instructor: Jamal Moustafaev, BBA, MBA, PMP


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