In a recent review meeting, the client has insisted you complete the project on time. You would like to get the Estimate at Completion for your project, so you perform Earned Value analysis and get the following data: the value of the completed work is $176,500; you have spent $223,500; and the planned value is $229,100. The initial budget of the project is $419,500. What is EAC? Your answer should be rounded to the nearest whole number, for example 123,456.73 should be rounded to 123,457. A/

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You are conducting a small IT project. The duration of this project is 30 days, and you have allocated $60,000 for it. Your manager asked you to check how the project is doing financially at the end of day 25. You have spent $40,000 and completed 95% of the work. Calculate the following values for the project so far. The cost variance (CV). The cost performance index (CPI). How is the project doing, is it under budget or over budget? Use the CPI to calculate the estimate at completion (EAC) for this project. Is the project performing better or worse than planned?

Office Automation Inc., developed a proposal for implementing a software system that will standardize the accounts payable function by automatically issuing an electronic payment upon receipt of the vendor invoice. Contained in the proposal is a list of activities that must be accomplished to complete the project. The following table contains relevant information about the activities.       Time (weeks) Cost ($1,000s) Activity Description ImmediatePredecessor Normal Crash Normal Crash A Plan needs   10 8 30 70 B Order equipment A 8 6 120 150 C Install equipment B 10 7 100 160 D Set up training lab A 7 6 40 50 E Conduct training course D 10 8 50 75 F Test system C, E 3 3 60   (a) Develop a project network. A project network with 8 activities and 8 directed arcs is shown. Activity Start is connected to activity A. Activity A is connected to activity B and to activity C. Activity B is connected to activity D. Activity C is connected to activity E. Activity D is…