Control Schedule is
the process of monitoring the status of project activities to update project
progress and manage changes to the schedule baseline to achieve the plan. The
key benefit of the process is that it helps in identifying the deviation
from the plan and takes corrective and preventive actions and thus minimizes
the risk
n
Determine the current status of the project
schedulen Influencing the factors that create schedule changes
n Determining if the project schedule has changed, and
n Managing the actual changes as they occur
1. Outputs:
A. Work Performance Information
- Calculated Schedule Variance (SV), Schedule Performance Index (SPI) and Variance
at completion (VAC) values for Work packages, control accounts.B. Schedule Forecasts - Expected Schedule Variance by the time the project gets completed
C. Change Requests - Approved Change Requests to the schedule baseline
D. Project Management Plan Updates - Changes to cost baseline and schedule management plan
E. Organizational Process Asset updates - Causes of Variances, Corrective action chosen and the reasons, Other types of lessons learnt from Project schedule control.
2. Tools
and Techniques:
A. Performance
Reviews : Trend Analysis - Difference between Expected Project Progress Vs
Actual - how it is going to be at the end of project completion. Will this pose
risk to end project release date.
Critical Path Method - Monitor the schedule variance on
critical path activities - Evaluating the progress of near critical path method
can help us detect the schedule risk
Critical Chain Method- Monitor the buffers remaining and
take necessary steps to protect project end release date.
Earned Value Management indicators like Schedule Variance
(SV), Schedule Performance Index (SPI) - The total float - Early Finish
variations etc.
B. Below techniques described in detail in the step “Develop
Project Schedule”
ü
Project Management Softwareü Resource Optimization Techniques
ü Modelling techniques
ü Schedule Compression
ü Scheduling Tool
3. Inputs:
Project Management Plan- Project Schedule -Work Performance
Data - Project Calendars -Schedule Data - Organizational Process Assets
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