Earned value management applied to information technology projects.
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https://doi.org/10.15381/idata.v11i1.6033Keywords:
Earned value, IT projects, project control.Abstract
Earned value management is the technique most used to control scope, cost, and time project. This article begins with a brief introduction, and then a practical example is developed to show the technique benefits.
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