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By: Ray Myers, Jr., PMP
The accuracy of an estimate can be improved by considering uncertainty and risk.  PERT uses 3 estimates to define a range for an activity’s cost.  This formula can be used for cost estimating and for scheduling.
Most Likely – based on a realistic assessment
Optimistic – estimated cost based on the best case [...]]]></description>
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