Advanced Terminology

The advanced project management terminology relevant to the lifecycle of a project.

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Advanced Terminology

The advanced project management terminology relevant to the lifecycle of a project.

Advanced Terminology

Project Network Diagram: What It Is & How to Make It

Project diagrams are one of the many tools managers use to turn a complicated net of tasks into a simple overview of all the steps toward project completion. Sometimes, complex projects have too many components, and keeping track of them becomes too confusing. Creating a visual project network diagram helps the entire team understand where […]

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What Is a RAID Log? Benefits, Examples & Free Template

A RAID log is a project management tool used to track and evaluate project risks, actions or assumptions, issues, and dependencies or decisions.

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What Is Fast Tracking in Project Management? (+ Expert Tips)

Fast tracking in project management is a method used to shorten the duration of a project by performing tasks on the critical path simultaneously instead of one after another.

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What Is Schedule Variance (SV)? Formula and Examples

Schedule variance is a project management metric that tells us if our plans are developing as scheduled. Learn how to calculate SV through examples.

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What Is Cost Variance (CV)? Formula + Examples

Cost variance (CV) is the difference between earned value and actual cost that shows whether project costs are deviating from their planned values.

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What Are Project Controls?

Project controls are processes used to control two key aspects of a project — time and cost. Learn more about them here.

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What Is Backlog Refinement (Grooming)? 

Find out what backlog refinement is, why it is important, how often you should do it, which backlog refinement strategies can help, and more.

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Earned Value Management: An Overview With Formulas

Earned value management (EVM) is a project management technique that measures project performance based on project scope, schedule, and cost data.

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Float in Project Management: Definition, Types, Benefits, and Examples

Float in project management is a useful buffer that can help you keep a project within schedule. Discover the benefits of float and how to calculate it.

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