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Eraned Value Caluculation- important

James ThorpeMember for 21 years 1 month
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My budgeted cost of an activity is US$ 70.

Upto data date we planned to achieve 50 % i.e we should have spent US$ 35 but our actual progress is 15% which means we should spend only US$ 16 but we spent US$ 25 which means there is loss.

Please tell me How to make EV analysis for above situation on basis of weighted or equivalent basis

or on basis of

64%, 95 %

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    Charleston-Joseph Orbe ·
    Hello David,

    Earned Value Calculation is important. This maybe the new trend in project monitoring.

    As a start, you can surf the net, fo to google and type earned value. Yo

    You will find a lot of article regarding earned value. I like reading the article from Kidasa. They also have free download of their article relating to earned value.

    Hope this will help.

    Cheers,

    charlie
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    Shahzad Munawar ·
    Orbe

    Kidas is really good Contract mangement site with respect to new updates in this field
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    Rashid Iqbal ·
    David,

    Earned value could be done on work units as well as for the cost of works.

    If i have understood your question correctly then in your case

    Schedule varinace=16-35= -19
    Cost variance= 16-25=-9

    Analysis could be as follows:

    The project is behind schedule and over budget.

    Similarly CPI and SPI could be done which would in turn give you an idea about the ’cost at completion’.

    Regards
    Rashid

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    Puneet Gupta ·
    Hi

    Let me give you the brief idea of EVM.
    As per the data given by you...
    Budgeted Cost = 70
    BCWS = Budgeted Cost for Work schedule = 35
    Earned Value = BCWP = Budgeted Cost for Work Performed = 16
    ACWP = Actual Cost of Work Performed = 25

    You were supposed to spend 35 as per the baseline schedule.
    The amount of work you have completed cost you 16 but actual amount of money u have incurred to perform this work is only 25.

    So its clearly shows that you have spent 25-16 = 9 as extra
    you were supposed to finish the work equal to cost 35 but you have finished only 16 ...so you are behind the schedule...
    I hope it will be clear by now...

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