Study on project schedule management based on comprehensive comparison methods
Jun-ying Ge
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Jun-ying Ge
Abstract
Project schedule management is the central content in project organization plan, which affects the project time and investment. The traditional representation methods of schedule are gant chart, network chart, S curve, etc. With the engineering scale increasing constantly, techniques and management level are improving, single method can not meet the requirements of project schedule management. Comprehensive comparison method gets more and more attention, and has become one symbol of project management modernization with its vivacity and brevity form. The paper analyzes the factors that affect the project, and then compare the progress of the different control methods, finally it made some management measures of project schedule.
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Project schedule management is the central content in project organization plan, which affects the project time and investment. The traditional representation methods of schedule are gant chart, network chart, S curve, etc. With the engineering scale increasing constantly, techniques and management level are improving, single method can not meet the requirements of project schedule management. Comprehensive comparison method gets more and more attention, and has become one symbol of project management modernization with its vivacity and brevity form. The paper analyzes the factors that affect the project, and then compare the progress of the different control methods, finally it made some management measures of project schedule.
Key concepts: Schedule, Project management, Project planning, Computer science, Project management triangle, Earned value management, Chart, Plan (archaeology)