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Earned Value Project Management, Second Edition Quentin W. Fleming, Quentin W. Fleming, Joel M. Koppelman
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In her book “Information Technology Project Management,” she describes each of the nine knowledge areas and identifies some of the tools and techniques used in each area. By Mike Tarrani This is the only book that I know of that is totally devoted to earned value project management. Earned value analysis measures progress according to how much of your project's value (its cost) you've earned so far by completing work. I can say this, I have found the Earned Value Project Management Book by Fleming and Koppelman extremely valuable when understanding the intent and purpose of this formulas. Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog. These knowledge areas include: 1. Integration Cost Management – Net present value, return on investment, payback analyses, earned value management, project portfolio management, cost estimates, cost management plans, and cost baselines. Knowledge of international other project management standards(e.g. An opinion page on contemporary topics in project management I wasn't, but I fell onto this website by accident: Earned Value Bibliograpy. A Brain-Friendly Guide to Passing the Project Management Professional Exam. Most people don't know that there is a difference between project accounting and earned value management. By Jennifer Greene, Andrew Stellman. Amazon.com offers many books that go over the philosophy and application of Earned Value Management. Unique book about a powerful project management tool. In this podcast, Carl Pritchard examines the worth of earned value management systems (EVMS), addresses the infrastructure requirements to get an EVMS off the ground, and reveals the keys to keeping it successful. In project-management circles, you'll hear planned value described as the budgeted cost of work scheduled (or BCWS, which is also the name of the corresponding Project field).