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Dayton Aerospace - Defense Acquisition and Logistics Support for Government and Industry, Dayton, Ohio
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Earned Value Management System (EVMS)
Earned Value Management System

 

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Earned Value Management is a cornerstone of good program management. We are masters at integrating performance management with other program management tools—integrated master plans and schedules, risk management, and financial management.

Dayton Aerospace brings a unique perspective on earned value—a combination of program managers, earned value experts, and engineers who believe performance management is a foundational element in successful program execution. We work with your teams to implement earned value management (EVM) for new contracts, train team members to better work with EVM concepts, and help improve your internal processes for effective performance management.

We can help your industry team understand EVM concepts and help implement those concepts for your program. From training your teams, to working hand-in-hand to establish the right focus for effective implementation, we help you become more efficient with the use of performance management tools and meet standard industry guidelines, and achieve program performance goals and objectives.

Our multi-functional experts have worked with government customers to establish and refine their EVM systems. We bring both program management and earned value experts to reinforce the importance of earned value as a key tool for program management. Our understanding of earned value concepts, combined with firm belief that 1) earned value is the purview of program management and 2) earned value is a tool used best in combination with program schedules and plans, allow us to give your team a strong but balanced perspective for EVM planning and execution.

Related Functions

Financial Management
Program Management
Training

Reference Material

 December, 2006
 November, 2006