As Zoltan mentioned, you shouldnot change your baseline data if its approved. If the reduction of manhours is logical, then best practice to change original baseline and get approval to use comparison purpose. Because you might be changing the distribution of resoures between activities for your favor or not. Plan vs progress curves might mislead you if you use current data date programme as a baseline.
Again, the reduction of manhours/resources should be logical and supportable.
As Zoltan mentioned, you shouldnot change your baseline data if its approved. If the reduction of manhours is logical, then best practice to change original baseline and get approval to use comparison purpose. Because you might be changing the distribution of resoures between activities for your favor or not. Plan vs progress curves might mislead you if you use current data date programme as a baseline.
Again, the reduction of manhours/resources should be logical and supportable.
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Submitted by Zoltan Palffy on Fri, 2019-09-27 14:16
there are a few issues here if the basleine has been approved then you can not do this.
if it has not yet been approved you can unassign and restore the baseline and then make your changes.
thats the whole point of having as baseline so that you have an original document so that you can compare against your current plan. If you keep changing the basline you will never be able to see these changes. How would you know that there are less manhours or some activities are no longer needed.
you need something to measure against dont change it.
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6 years 3 monthsAs Zoltan mentioned, you
As Zoltan mentioned, you shouldnot change your baseline data if its approved. If the reduction of manhours is logical, then best practice to change original baseline and get approval to use comparison purpose. Because you might be changing the distribution of resoures between activities for your favor or not. Plan vs progress curves might mislead you if you use current data date programme as a baseline.
Again, the reduction of manhours/resources should be logical and supportable.
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6 years 3 monthsAs Zoltan mentioned, you
As Zoltan mentioned, you shouldnot change your baseline data if its approved. If the reduction of manhours is logical, then best practice to change original baseline and get approval to use comparison purpose. Because you might be changing the distribution of resoures between activities for your favor or not. Plan vs progress curves might mislead you if you use current data date programme as a baseline.
Again, the reduction of manhours/resources should be logical and supportable.
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16 years 3 monthsthere are a few issues here
there are a few issues here if the basleine has been approved then you can not do this.
if it has not yet been approved you can unassign and restore the baseline and then make your changes.
thats the whole point of having as baseline so that you have an original document so that you can compare against your current plan. If you keep changing the basline you will never be able to see these changes. How would you know that there are less manhours or some activities are no longer needed.
you need something to measure against dont change it.