Estimate Costs and Determine Budgets

Earned Value Management is an easy way to generate information for reports that indicate whether you are over or under budget and how much more money is required to complete the scheduled work.

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A massive thank you to this lady for her perfectly executed presentation! Flawless

[@knowledgefull2718]

I saw many videos on cost estimation but this is one of the best

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[@tonibans5244]

I am a project manager. I recently had a job to manage and things went strange. may unforseen matters, meant I was lucky to get a higher budget from my client. Thank you so much for your video and hope I learn more about this sort of stuff in the future :)

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Very interesting & knowledgeable.. thanks

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Thank you so much , and kindly continue with these videos ..

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Thank you!

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the way you explained is interesting, and your smile :)

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[@sonisoni56]

on high level very good but I would request to put in more examples to make the concept clear. Thank you very much !!

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Hi Emily, may I ask you what monitor or TV is this. Nice presentation.

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good analysis & explanation

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Nice Presentation! Thanks..

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Emily, thank you for the nice video

[@Mjalenezi]

Good work, I like the state-of-the-are technology used. One question though, I am currently working on big personal project I am at the final phases of finishing up action plan and versatility study, my budget is ranging from 1.3 to 1.5M. My question is, how much should I put down for my contingency percentage? Thank you

[@emilyberry2952]

Mohammad Alenezi thanks for the comments. The rule of thumb is 20% for a contingency budget but as you can imagine that could be wildly off. You could identify risks and determine how much mitigating /accepting etc. would cost you. That’s a pretty big personal project. Good luck.

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[@knowledgefull2718]

Excellent

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[@Serotonin101]

How to crossmatch the actual invoice data with the cost in CBS? most of the time are not same.

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Thanks

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[@tangobayus]

Does not really the address of accurately estimating costs, particularly labor, will be needed.

[@JesseSierke]

tangobayus I think this is an explanation of accurately assessing project performance, rather than estimating project costs. She does mention the relative accuracy of using historical cost information, which is a good first step in estimating costs.

[@JesseSierke]

You broke this topic down really well. I’m going to recommend this to my project estimating class.

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too responsive and clear

[@ebrahimali2897]

hello sister can i get ur email because im beginner and i would like to learn project management ( cost estimation ) thank you