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Jim Aksel
I have a baselined task and a resource assigned to work that task at rate
$A/hr.
Work starts and the task starts running behind schedule. In the meantime,
management states new rates are to be used -- $B/hr.
Changing rates is an acceptable reason to re-baseline this activity by our
business rules. The question is -- after the new rate takes effect, I
believe I will earn EV (BCWP) at the new rate for the remainder of this
activity, correct??
That is, once I re-baseline this task, I have changed its value by
($A/hr-$B/hr)*(Remaining Work). So my revised EAC should refelct only the
change and new dates?
$A/hr.
Work starts and the task starts running behind schedule. In the meantime,
management states new rates are to be used -- $B/hr.
Changing rates is an acceptable reason to re-baseline this activity by our
business rules. The question is -- after the new rate takes effect, I
believe I will earn EV (BCWP) at the new rate for the remainder of this
activity, correct??
That is, once I re-baseline this task, I have changed its value by
($A/hr-$B/hr)*(Remaining Work). So my revised EAC should refelct only the
change and new dates?