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Earned Value Basics: An Introduction to Earned Value for Beginners - Paperback

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by Praizion Media (Author)

This is a Textual and Audio visual step by step explanation and expansion of earned value piece by piece. At the end of the book and tutorial, you will come away with enough information to lead you on your path to being an EV expert. These are the foundations you need to move to the next level. Good for Project Managers without a clue how to implement EV or introduce it to their team. Also good to reinforce PMPs knowledge on real world EV. Lots of examples! What is EV/EVM/EVMS? How do you calculate EV, SPI, CPI? What is the reason for using Earned Value metrics? What do you do after deducing these metrics?

Number of Pages: 136
Dimensions: 0.32 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: September 23, 2006
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