3. Analyze earned value using benchmark indicators, and identify and measure variances using variance and performance indicators "to date".
Earned Value Analysis (EVA) is an economic analysis method that measures data related to :
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Analyze earned value using benchmark indicators, and identify and measure variances using variance and performance indicators "to date".
Analyze earned value using benchmark indicators, and identify and measure variances using variance and performance indicators "to date".
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