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I know exactly how to calculate and what does it mean EV (earned value) and AC (actual cost).
But I'm a little confused about VOWD (value of the work done).
So, I would like to know if you can share with me some online informations where I can see exactly what does it mean each one.
VoWD is equal to AC? or rather VoWD is equal to EV?
Thank you!
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I have seen different definitions of VOWD, but the most common one is VOWD = invoices paid + accrual, which is basically the same as actual cost
Greetings,
here is an article about the Earned Value method and how to use/interpret its' results.
I think all planning software packages have integrated Earned Value analysis, most of them have only Earned Value analysis.
Best Regrads,
Bogdan
Email: PPadmin@planningplanet.com
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