Schedule % and Performance % progress

Shazia,

If your programme is not resource loaded, you can always use duration as your UOM, however this will not reflect the true status of your project when you roll it up. I suggest you resource load it either base on cost or manhours.

Best regards,

Project manager values (PMVs) are another way you can "load" your baseline and quantify progress:

With an eye to technical difficulty and risk (e.g., on the CP? if not, how much total float, free float?), distribute 100,000 PMVs across all the tasks, based on the size of the sigh of relief the PM (and/or customer!) will breathe when each task is successfully completed.  A simple task with 30D of free float may get may get five; a CP task that's technically tricky and being performed by an unknown subcontractor may get 2,000.

Just make sure you save the baseline and don't change it!  (No fair going in and "tweaking" it when things don't break your way!)

Fraternally in project management,

Steve the Bajan

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Shizia,

i can send some use ful slide on power point  i think this will be help you to how you get Schedule % and Performance % progress

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aqeel

Hi Muhammad

Can i get a copy  of your file/silde show regarding how to get correct Schedule % and Performance % complete/progress?here's my email luiscatabasgonzales@yahoo.com

thanks in advance

Luis