Out of personal experience I can tell you that implementing EVA on individuals is likely to blow up in your face.
P3e release 1.5 (which was the current release in 2000) actually offered this capability. I suspect it was removed from the tracking module for performance reasons in 2.0, and I remember making a big fuss about it at that time.
However, after a using it few months I came to the conclusion that it doesnt measure anything meaningful and will generally drive the wrong behavior.
Should you however want to keep pursuing this I can recommend to first establish an agreed upon baseline for each individual assignment, refrain from multiple assignments to one activity, and measure %complete through timesheet actuals and remaining work estimates, obtained from the individuals doing the work. Pivot tables in Excel can then slice the data for you.
Member for
20 years 7 monthsRE: EV reports in P3e
Sander,
Out of personal experience I can tell you that implementing EVA on individuals is likely to blow up in your face.
P3e release 1.5 (which was the current release in 2000) actually offered this capability. I suspect it was removed from the tracking module for performance reasons in 2.0, and I remember making a big fuss about it at that time.
However, after a using it few months I came to the conclusion that it doesnt measure anything meaningful and will generally drive the wrong behavior.
Should you however want to keep pursuing this I can recommend to first establish an agreed upon baseline for each individual assignment, refrain from multiple assignments to one activity, and measure %complete through timesheet actuals and remaining work estimates, obtained from the individuals doing the work. Pivot tables in Excel can then slice the data for you.
H.T.H.
Member for
19 years 1 monthRE: EV reports in P3e
just do it in excel then...