How to interpret an earned value graph

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[@umarhanif1377]

ACWP = AC

[@briangonzalez1120]

Super helpful video. Working an assignment at work that involves EVMS.

[@johnconroy5547]

Great video. Very clear and informative. On an aside, I'm curious what applications/tech you use to generate the video?

[@cananhaus4008]

I love it! That´s great help :) Thx a lot

[@ZDY66666]

wish there are links to the previous videos and the videos after this

[@ericthompson9791]

If the work is exactly on schedule ...the BCWP would be directly on the line of BCWS correct?

[@davidhosni2655]

If the reporting date is in the future. How would the actual costs and performed cost curves extended to meet the vertical line ? As we only actual and performed costs for only today.

[@ZA-wg2pv]

Thank you 🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@scottf9044]

Is there a correlation between CPI and SPI? In other words, if one is positive and the other negative, is there a calculation that indicates you can get back on track, either by spending more (because you're under budget, but behind on work) or spending less (because you're ahead of schedule, but overspending to get to that point)? I haven't been able to find any documentation that tells you if the project can get back on plan using the CPI and SPI numbers.

[@chocollaCheese]

what about PV (Planned Value), EV (Earned Value), and AC (Actual Cost)?

[@ugurtiryaki8361]

hello. Which drawing program are you using? thanks. good job.

[@amra.rass.4212]

Great video, much appreciated.

[@nirajmaharjan7160]

Can they intersect each other?

[@Art_64]

Too much coffee