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Hi,
Is a negative schedule variance indicates that the project will not finish on time?
In my opinion NO. because, as of the reporting period, critical items planned values may be achieved and keeping the completion date on time. meantime few non critical activities may not be started on time, keeping the EV less than the PV.
So negative variance only indicates that the value of work done is not as much as of planned.
Share your opinion
Best Regards
Kannan
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Hi Kannan, You are right. Negative SV only means that project is behind, as per the current schedule, on status or control date. It does not give any indication of the future work. For more on variances, you can look at https://www.pmbypm.com/basics-earned-value-analysis/
If you are not doing enough work there will eventually be a major issue -ve SV highlight this.
If you are not doing the right work there is a problem -ve Float highlights this.
You need both sets of information (and their trends) to really understand the situation on a project. See: https://mosaicprojects.com.au/Resources_Papers_117.html
glad I could help
agreed and thanks Zoltan..
Regards
Kannan
negative float yes
ngeative variance no because there can be float in the schedule that tyou are comparing against.
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