Study goals
The objective of this article was to demonstrate through scenario simulations that the use of Earned Value Management during the monitoring and control of the project's performance execution helps to alert about trends in its deviations.
Relevance / originality
The text emphasizes the importance of precise planning in residential development construction, considering the fierce competition in the market The Earned Value Management (EVM), referred to as "GVA" in Portuguese, is introduced as an essential tool to monitor performance and prevent project
Methodology / approach
The study is based on a unique case from Olivieri's dissertation on a specific civil work, focusing on the application of project management techniques in civil construction. The main concepts and challenges of project management were explored.
Main results
The Earned Value Management (EVM) is recognized as essential for the effective oversight of projects, facilitating the identification of deviations. However, its implementation in civil construction remains underutilized, highlighting the need for additional studies for its consolidation in the sector.
Theoretical / methodological contributions
The text underscores the essentiality of Earned Value Management (EVM) in project management, emphasizing its role in detecting deviations and the need for structured planning. However, the underutilization of EVM in civil construction is observed, calling for additional studies.
Social / management contributions
The Earned Value Management (EVM) enhances decision-making, increases project efficiency and transparency, promotes standardization and training, and fosters communication with stakeholders, bringing benefits to both organizational management and society.