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POM+ Project

POM+ Project. Squeezing the Juice Out of the Beverage Market. POM+ Project. Introduction Priority Matrix Work Breakdown Structure Critical Path. POM+ Project. Resource Allocations Earned Value Cost Indicators Earned Value Schedule Indicators Conclusion. Introduction.

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POM+ Project

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  1. POM+ Project Squeezing the Juice Out of the Beverage Market

  2. POM+ Project • Introduction • Priority Matrix • Work Breakdown Structure • Critical Path

  3. POM+ Project • Resource Allocations • Earned Value Cost Indicators • Earned Value Schedule Indicators • Conclusion

  4. Introduction • Big Kola Company soda sales • Losing profits • Emerging Specialty Juice Market • Market Research • POM+ Project

  5. POM+ Priority Matrix

  6. Work Breakdown Structure • Research & Development • Secure Fruit Suppliers • Initial Production • Distribution • Legal • Prepare Product Launch

  7. Critical Path • Need survey • Set product specs • Shelf life report • Secure fruit suppliers • Equipment rehab

  8. Critical Path, continued • Production trials • Quality trials • Quality metrics • Quality training • Prepare product launch

  9. Critical Path, continued • Production trials • Quality trials • Quality metrics • Quality training • Prepare product launch

  10. Gantt Chart- Critical Path

  11. Resource Allocations

  12. Earned VALUE Management

  13. Earned Value Cost Indicator • CPI- .70 • EAC- $2.4 million • BAC- $1.7 million • VAC- $710,000 • TCPI- $1.15

  14. Earned Value Schedule Indicator • SPI- .69 • SV%- .31 • SV- $184,000 Earned Value Management crucial to project success.

  15. Conclusion • Business savvy • Priority Matrix • EVM

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