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A) The project has been cancelled while it was executed. At that time the project was behind schedule and on budget.
B) The project's deliverables have all been finished. The project came in behind schedule but on budget.
C) The project's deliverables have all been finished. The project came in ahead of schedule but on budget.
D) The project has been cancelled while it was executed. At that time the project was behind schedule and on budget.
Answer is A
SPI is 0.7 that means all the planned work has not been finished.....
EV is less than PV.....
.there is no information about the status of deliverables so all other options don't make sense...
Schedule performance Index (SPI) and Cost performance Index(CPI). SPI being 0.7 means the project got completed only 70% of the planned portion in the scheduled time. This means that the planned work falls short of schedule. CPI = 1 means the Earned Value and Actual Cost incurred are equal hence the project is on budget.
B) The project's deliverables have all been finished. The project came in behind schedule but on budget.
Thanks for invitation ,,
SPI is 0.7 that means all the planned work has not been finished.
EV is less than PV, and the question says that it is a closed out project.
So the correct answer is A:
A) The project has been cancelled while it was executed. At that time the project was behind schedule and on budget.
With Best Regards
ANSWER A OR D IS THE SAME ANSWER
It is not in my specialty. You probably need to ask someone who has an experience related
The project has been cancelled while it was executed.
At that time the project was behind schedule and was on the budget.
But it was Okay on the budget.
My answer is option (B) -----------
As this is the final SPI, not an interim one, this means that not all project deliverables have been delivered. So the only answer that makes sense is A
A) The project has been cancelled while it was executed. At that time the project was behind schedule and on budget.