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Is there any real difference between Burn Down Charts and EVM?

Greger Wikstrand 2010-08-24 2015-09-19Project Management 0
A burn down chart

[bibshow]In the September/October 2010 issue of IEEE Software Hakan Erdogmus discusses the differences between Earned Value Management and current agile practices such as burn down charts. His conclusion is that while similar these two concepts are not the same.[bibcite key=”citeulike:13767577″] I do not agree, I think burn down charts and…

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