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The Standard for Earned Value Management
by Project Management Institute
The Standard for Earned Value Management
THE STANDARD FOR EARNED VALUE MANAGEMENT
The Standard for Earned Value Management
Copyright
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Table of Contents (1/2)
Table of Contents (2/2)
List of Figures and Tables
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose of the Standard for Earned Value Management
1.2 Structure of This Standard
1.3 What is Earned Value Management (EVM)? (1/2)
1.3 What is Earned Value Management (EVM)? (2/2)
1.3.1 EVM Overview
1.3.2 A Systems View of EVM
1.3.3 EVM and Project Management
1.3.4 Principal EVM Terminology and Metrics
1.4 Basic EVM Concepts
1.5 Relationship with Portfolios and Programs
1.5.1 The Domains of Portfolio and Program Management
1.5.2 Use of EVM for Managing Performance During the Whole Portfolio, Program, and Project Life Cycles
1.6 Benefits of the Application of EVM
1.7 Conditions Necessary for Successful EVM Implementation
CHAPTER 2: INITIATING
2.1 Overview
2.2 Considerations for the Project Charter
2.3 Considerations for Stakeholders
2.4 Determining the Applicability of the EVM System (EVMS) (1/2)
2.4 Determining the Applicability of the EVM System (EVMS) (2/2)
2.4.1 Introduction
2.4.2 Considerations for Implementation of EVMS
2.4.3 Tailoring of EVM
2.4.4 Deployment of EVMS
CHAPTER 3: PLANNING THE PROJECT
3.1 Overview
3.1.1 Planning for Projects that Use Earned Value Management (EVM)
3.1.2 Considerations for Planning the Use of EVM
3.2 Developing the Project Management Plan (1/2)
3.2 Developing the Project Management Plan (2/2)
3.2.1 Scope Planning
3.2.2 Schedule Planning
3.2.2.1 Considerations for Schedule Planning
3.2.2.2 Rules of Performance Measurement Criteria
3.2.3 Cost Planning
3.2.4 Resource Planning
3.2.4.1 Considerations for Resource Planning
3.2.5 Risk Planning
3.2.6 Other Planning (Quality, Communications, Procurement, and Stakeholder)
3.3 Developing Data and Integrating the Scope, Schedule, and Cost Baselines Considering Resources and Risks (1/3)
3.3 Developing Data and Integrating the Scope, Schedule, and Cost Baselines Considering Resources and Risks (2/3)
3.3 Developing Data and Integrating the Scope, Schedule, and Cost Baselines Considering Resources and Risks (3/3)
3.3.1 Resource Management
3.3.1.1 Assign Responsibility within an Organizational Breakdown Structure (OBS)
3.3.1.2 Integrate WBS and OBS into the Responsibility Assignment Matrix (RAM)
3.3.2 Risk Management
3.3.2.1 Agreed-Upon Response Strategies
3.3.2.2 Management and Contingency Reserves
3.3.3 Scope Baseline
3.3.4 Schedule Baseline
3.3.4.1 Schedule Structure
3.3.4.2 Schedule and Budget Relationship
3.3.4.3 Schedule Model
3.3.4.4 Schedule Evolution
3.3.5 Cost Baseline
3.4 Setting the Performance Measurement Baseline (PMB)
3.4.1 Project Budget
3.4.1.1 Management Reserve (MR)
3.4.1.2 Undistributed Budget (UB)
Control Account (CA) Budgets
3.4.2 Establishing the PMB
3.4.2.1 Authorize the Work
3.4.2.2 Project Budget Log
3.4.2.3 Project Funding Requirements
3.4.2.4 Control Account Plan
3.4.3 Budget Versus Funding
3.5 Applying EVM in an Agile/Hybrid Environment
CHAPTER 4: EXECUTING, MONITORING, AND CONTROLLING
4.1 Overview
4.2 Executing
4.2.1 System Implementation
4.2.2 Competency and Capability Development
4.2.2.1 Professional Development
4.2.2.2 Professional Discipline
4.2.2.3 Industry Trends
4.2.2.4 Developing Competencies and Capabilities
4.3 Collecting Data
4.3.1 Scope Data
4.3.2 Schedule Data
4.3.3 Cost Data
4.4 Managing Performance (1/5)
4.4 Managing Performance (2/5)
4.4 Managing Performance (3/5)
4.4 Managing Performance (4/5)
4.4 Managing Performance (5/5)
4.4.1 Variance Response
4.4.1.1 Cost Variance
4.4.1.2 Schedule Variance
4.4.1.3 Performance Indices
4.4.1.4 Potential Causes of Variances
4.4.1.5 Potential Management Actions
4.4.2 Forecasting
4.4.2.1 Scope Variance and Performance
4.4.2.2 Trend Analysis
4.4.2.3 Summary of EVM Metrics
4.4.3 Managing Performance With EVM for Agile
4.4.3.1 Supplementing Agile Reporting with EVM
4.4.3.2 Calculating PV, EV, and AC within Agile
4.4.3.3 Backlog Impacts on the PMB
4.4.3.4 Frequency of Measurement
4.4.4 Management Decision
4.4.4.1 Management by Exception
4.5 Stakeholder and Communication Considerations
4.5.1 Reporting
4.5.1.1 EVM Reporting for the Hybrid Project
4.5.2 Other External Communications
4.6 Integrated Change Control
4.6.1 Change Requests
4.6.2 Change Analysis
4.6.2.1 Scope Change Analysis
4.6.2.2 Cost and Schedule Change Analysis
4.6.3 Rebaselining
4.7 Process Improvement
CHAPTER 5: CLOSING
5.1 Overview
5.2 Incorporating EVM into Project Closeout
5.3 Knowledge Management of Earned Value (EV)
APPENDIX X1: DEVELOPMENT OF THE STANDARD FOR EARNED VALUE MANAGEMENT
X1.1 Overview
X1.2 Objectives
X1.3 Approach
X1.4 Overview of Sections
X1.4.1 Section 1—Introduction
X1.4.2 Section 2—Initiating
X1.4.3 Section 3—Planning
X1.4.4 Section 4—Executing, Monitoring, and Controlling
X1.4.5 Section 5—Closeout
APPENDIX X2: CONTRIBUTORS AND REVIEWERS OF THE STANDARD FOR EARNED VALUE MANAGEMENT
X2.1 The Standard for Earned Value Management Core Committee
X2.2 Significant Contributor
X2.3 Reviewers
X2.3.1 SME Review
X2.3.2 Public Exposure Draft Review
X2.3.3 PMI Standards Program Member Advisory Group (SMAG)
X2.3.4 Consensus Body Review
X2.3.5 Harmonization Team Core Team
X2.3.6 Production Staff
APPENDIX X3: APPLICATION OF EARNED VALUE MANAGEMENT (EVM) AT THE PORTFOLIO AND PROGRAM LEVELS
X3.1 Earned Value Management (EVM) Principles at the Portfolio and Program Levels
X3.2 Application of EVM Concepts for Performance Management of Portfolios and Programs (1/2)
X3.2 Application of EVM Concepts for Performance Management of Portfolios and Programs (2/2)
APPENDIX X4: PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT EXAMPLE
X4.1 Implementing Earned Value Management to Manage Performance During the Design and Construction of a Smart Building
X4.2 Initiating a Project with EVM (See Section 2)
X4.2.1 Project Title
X4.2.2 Project Description
X4.2.3 Project Purpose and Justification
X4.2.4 Measurable Project Objectives and Related Success Criteria
X4.2.5 High-Level Requirements
X4.2.5.1 Project Risk
X4.2.5.2 Summary Milestone Schedule
X4.2.5.3 Budget and Preapproved Financial Resources
X4.2.5.4 Key Stakeholders List
X4.2.5.5 Project Approval Requirements
X4.3 Planning a Project Using EVM
X4.4 Executing and Monitoring and Controlling a Project Using EVM (1/2)
X4.4 Executing and Monitoring and Controlling a Project Using EVM (2/2)
X4.4.1 Week 10 (Year 1)
X4.4.2 Week 25 (Year 1)
X4.4.3 Week 44 (Year 1)
X4.4.4 Week 52 (Year 1)
X4.4.5 Week 10 (Year 2)
X4.5 Closing A Project Using EVM
REFERENCES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
GLOSSARY
1. Inclusions and Exclusions
2. Common Acronyms
3. Definitions
INDEX (1/2)
INDEX (2/2)
The Standard for Earned Value Management
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