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By: Ray Myers, Jr., PMP
The basic elements of Earned Value Management (EVM) are:
Planned Value (PV)
PV is the planned, budgeted, or estimated cost for the work performed as of a reporting date.  PV is calculated by multiplying the hourly rate times the number of hours planned to accomplish the work.
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		<title>Project EVM Formulas</title>
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By: Ray Myers, Jr., PMP
If you haven’t seen or used EVM formulas, you will at some point in your project management career and you will need to know these formulas to pass the PMP examination.  EVM stands for Earned Value Management.  Earned Value is a simple and easy to use method to quickly determine your [...]]]></description>
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