(多次尝试,资料无法上传) 挣值的概念: Earned Value Management.挣值被称为:“management with the lights on”,因为EVM能够清晰客观的描述:与计划比较,目前项目的状态如何。 这个状态有两个方面: 1.目前项目是怎么一个状况 where a project is and 2.目前项目进行的如何 where it is going
比较的基准是: 1.as compared to where it was supposed to be 2. and where it was supposed to be going
EVM的特点或者好处: EVM uses the fundamental principle that patterns and trends in the past can be good predictors of the future
原文: 1.1 THE ROLE OF EARNED VALUE MANAGEMENT Feedback is critical to the success of any project. Timely and targeted feedback can enable project managers to identify problems early and make adjustments that can keep a project on time and on budget. Earned Value Management (EVM) has proven itself to be one of the most effective performance measurement and feedback tools for managing projects. It enables managers to close the loop in the plan-do-check-act management cycle. EVM has been called ‘‘management with the lights on’’ because it can help clearly and objectively illuminate where a project is and where it is going—as compared to where it was supposed to be and where it was supposed to be going. EVM uses the fundamental principle that patterns and trends in the past can be good predictors of the future. EVM provides organizations with the methodology needed to integrate the management of project scope, schedule, and cost. EVM can play a crucial role in answering management questions that are critical to the success of every project, such as: ● Are we ahead of or behind schedule? ● How efficiently are we using our time? ● When is the project likely to be completed? ● Are we currently under or over our budget? ● How efficiently are we using our resources? ● What is the remaining work likely to cost? ● What is the entire project likely to cost? ● How much will we be under or over budget at the end? If the application of EVM to a project reveals that the project is behind schedule or over budget, the project manager can use the EVM methodology to help identify: ● Where problems are occurring ● Whether the problems are critical or not ● What it will take to get the project back on track.