Your role, as
a Cost Manager, is to monitor and analyze project
cost estimates, expenditures, and forecasts. Technical
knowledge of the construction work involved, and
the ability to use cost-estimating methods is
also required.
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Comply with government or contractual mandates
for an ANSI 748 compliant earned value system
(including the OMB 300 directive). Download
cost data from your accounting system by using
a flexible interface module to ensure a consistent
and complete view of project performance.
Alternatively, actual cost may be entered
or imported from Primavera. |
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Integrate project schedule data with accounting
cost data to get a clear picture of the performance
of your projects. |
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Apply complex indirect costs to base costs,
including escalation factors, overhead calculations,
and other associated burdens, to better measure
total project costs. |
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Analyze report and view an entire project
portfolio for a complete view of project performance
while still maintaining the ability to analyze
on programs or a single project. |
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Build cost rules to calculate indirect costs
which include escalation factors, associated
burdens and overhead costs. |
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Segment and store data by past and future
periods for consistent, accurate reporting
and analysis of performance trends. |
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Use comprehensive reports, interactive graphics
and OLAP data cube to communicate projects'
earned value and other key performance indictors
like SPI, CPI, TCPI, etc. Many of the industry
standard reports like CPR Formats 1-5 are
available out of the box and are customizable
for your business need. |
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Export information to wInsignt. |