Proceedings (National Conferences of The Society of Project Management)
2005.Spring
Session ID : 1102
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1102 The IT project management method by "the control technique of the requirements man day of the surviving work" : The proposal of the prediction method using EV (earned value) concept
Kunihiko Arase
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The success of IT project depends deeply on the capability and the available number of staff. Therefore, in order to keep to schedules and to assure quality of products, it is required to re-evaluate the excess and deficiency of assigned man-hours periodically until the delivery date or the mile stone point and also to secure additional staff promptly if insufficient. Periodical evaluation is particularly effective in taking a prompt action when an extra work besides original estimation or a delayed work which should be coped with at the time occurs. "The control technique of remaining man-hour requirements" is the technique that controls a project by grasping subsequent (remaining) man-hour requirements at each estimation point. This technique uses the value conversion technique equivalent to EVA (Earned Value Analysis), which is based on an originally estimated value (man-hours).
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