If a project , in any point of time have cumm CPI say 0.xyz, and it seems or if forecosted that this performance index will be continue for a cetain point of time, then you can say it is a typical case.
If you forecosting that further changes will not follow past performance , then it will be atyical case.
stated formula are not truly written as example of typical and atypical case.
ETC = EAC - AC = (BAC/CPI) - AC. _ typical case
ETC = EAC - AC doesn't= (BAC/CPI) - AC _ atypical case
sspawar
Thu, 02/14/2013 - 04:27
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If a project , in any point
If a project , in any point of time have cumm CPI say 0.xyz, and it seems or if forecosted that this performance index will be continue for a cetain point of time, then you can say it is a typical case.
If you forecosting that further changes will not follow past performance , then it will be atyical case.
stated formula are not truly written as example of typical and atypical case.
ETC = EAC - AC = (BAC/CPI) - AC. _ typical case
ETC = EAC - AC doesn't= (BAC/CPI) - AC _ atypical case
admin
Thu, 02/14/2013 - 03:53
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Check these posts to
Check these posts to understand the atypical case.
http://pmzilla.com/earned-value-question
http://pmzilla.com/confused-calculate-eac-and-vac
http://pmzilla.com/when-use-which-eac-formuala
jamilur
Thu, 02/14/2013 - 11:48
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Thanks sspawar Thanks
Thanks sspawar