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Earned Value Management For Project Performance

About Customer

The customer is a leading business consulting firm in business process analysis, project management and software outsourcing. It needs a good project management software and wants to build an earned value management (EVM) software application suite for ease-of-use, scalability, flexibility, security and performance. EVM for project management and performance is designed to manage projects, both large and small, and to scale up to handle hundreds of projects and users in even the largest enterprises.

Challenge

The customer had to deal with different portfolios to track project timelines and performance. Manual checking of project performance failed to keep track of project performance during the workflow. The work breakdown structure task was difficult to maintain. The customer realized the need for a platform that could help manage it centrally and also enable them to track performance such cost performance index and schedule performance index. Earned value management (EVM) has become an essential part of managing large-scale, complex, or high-risk IT programs.

EVM software helps in the following ways:

  1. Relate time phased budgets to specific contract tasks and/or statements of work
  2. Provide the basis to capture work progress assessments against the baseline plan
  3. Relate technical, schedule, and cost performance
  4. Provide valid, timely, and auditable data/information for proactive project management analysis and action
  5. Supply managers with a practical level of summarization for effective decision making.
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Technology Used

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Website

Type

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IIS

Web Server

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ASP.Net (C#) Framework 4.5

Programming Language

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Microsoft SQL Server

Database Management Server

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MVC

Architecture

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JavaScript, JQuery

Client Technology

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SVN

Version Control

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Authorize.net

Payment Gateway

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Earned Value Management has three basic elements.

  • Planned Value (PV)

  • Earned Value (EV)

  • Actual Cost (AC)

 

The system includes the following features to provide a work breakdown structure (WBS) in EVM for a specific project.

  • Metrics before start of project - Budget at completion and planned value

  • Metrics measured during progress - Earned value, planned value, actual cost, earned schedule, actual time

  • Measures performance metrics – Cost performance index and schedule performance index

  • Supports work packages, planning packages and intermediate tasks

  • Futuristic analysis module for planning cost estimation and completion

  • Multi language (Russian, English) and multi project platform

  • Project performance module to visualize status graphically

image Conclusion/Results

EVM techniques have been proven effective as a set of forward-looking metrics for monitoring and controlling complex and risky projects. These metrics are constantly evolving and therefore, we rely on inputs from the customer community to make sure that we deliver the best solution for the ever-changing needs of business and Project Management. With the customized and sustainable EVM solution provided by iFour Technolab, companies are better able to manage projects, which involves managing project costs, functionality for planning, budgeting, measuring earned value, tracking actual costs, forecasting, change management, and reporting.

 

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