Project management using the earned value method
Attendees: Program/Project Managers, Cost Managers
Duration: 3 days (18 hours)
INTRODUCTION TO THE EARNED VALUE METHOD
- What is the Earned Value Method?
- Why use the Earned Value Method?
- Cost Management vs. Earned Value Management
- Basic assumptions for managing the Earned Value Method
EVM AND SCOPE MANAGEMENT
- Project Scope Management
- What is WBS
- WBS dictionary
- OBS – Organizational structure for project implementation
EVM AND SCHEDULE MANAGEMENT
- Schedule management
- Planning vs Time Scheduling
- Establishing a time schedule
- Project Schedule Baseline
- Critical Path Method (CPM)
PROJECT COST BASELINE
- Determining the project budget
- Project cash flow management
- Establishing Project Cost Baseline
EVM REPORTING
- Planned Value
- Actual Cost
- Earned Value
- Schedule Variance
- Cost Variance
- Cost Performance Index
- Schedule Performance Index
- Estimate at completion
EVM METRICS, MEASURING ACHIEVEMENT AND FORECASTING
- Metrics, measuring achievements and predictions
- Determination of the method of measurement
- Performance indicators
- Overview of differences and indicators of project achievements
- Gap Reporting and Achievement Indicators – Cross-sectional
COMMUNICATION OF EARNED VALUE DATA
- Tables
- Graphs
- Ѕ curves
PROJECT COST ACHIEVEMENT REPORT
- Form 1: Scope of work – WBS
- Form 2: Organizational structure of the project – OBЅ
- Form 3: Project Baseline
- Form 4: Resource Engagement – RBS
- Form 5: Cost/Time Schedule Summary Report
