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Ongoing Project Performance Improvements

Published:2024-06-07 Issue: Volume: Page:183-201
ISSN:2327-350X
Container-title:Advances in Logistics, Operations, and Management Science
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This chapter is purposed to improve the performance of an ongoing project taking into consideration time and cost. The short film project is fully established in Microsoft™ Project 2000, which is the initial plan. The project is started, and the completion of Task-22 is captured in Task-22-Completed-Plan. The completion of Task-30 is also captured in Task-30-Completed-Plan. Simulation is applied to all three plans in order, one by one, to calculate time, cost, and associated risks. The simulation results of a plan are compared with the next plan which includes actual values for completed tasks. The objective of this process is to achieve the most accurate solution, which will gradually improve the ongoing project performance. In conclusion, the ongoing project performance is increasingly improved by gradually achieving risk reduction and the most accurate solution. Therefore, the objective is accomplished.

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IGI Global

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