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Too often project personnel approach the control function by asking, Are there variances between the plan and the actuals That is, is there a difference between the time we were scheduled to nish a task and when we actually nished it Is there a difference between what we planned to spend on the task and what we actually spent Is there a difference between how we thought we would use our human and material resources and how we actually used them Without knowing anything about the project in question, I can say yes to these questions and be quite certain that my answer is correct One of the fundamental realities of project management is that there will be variances between actuals and the plan Remember that all plans are guesses, and while our best guesses may be quite good, it is unlikely they will be perfect.

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And the higher the level of uncertainty is in projects, the greater is the likelihood that guesses are substantially off the mark The question that should be asked is, Are the variances we encounter on our project acceptable By basing our approach to project control on this question, we are taking the realistic position that there will be variances Our attention focuses on whether the variances we inevitably encounter are reasonable or wildly askew To answer the basic control question, we must establish criteria of acceptability for variances On high-risk projects with high levels of uncertainty, we typically are willing to accept large variances For example, on the cancer project, we may be willing to live with variances of 20 percent That is, although the plan stipulates that a given task will cost $1,000, we may be willing to accept a cost overrun or underrun of up to $200.

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We accept such large variances because we recognize that the plan entails some rather heroic guesswork on how much it will cost to carry out speci c tasks With low-risk projects, such as.

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