Question 1105863: You're looking at the "Cumulative-to-Date" data of the six-period summary report for your program and notice an inconsistent pattern in the Schedule Variance.
September 2018: 249.5
October 2018: -147.8
November 2018: -100.5
December 2018: 98.4
January 2019: -273.9
February 2019: -166.8
What does this indicate?
A. The schedule is too aggressive.
B. For some reason, the control accounts are not maintaining a consistent delivery schedule for their tasks.
C. Nothing, this pattern is normal for a large program.
D. The Control Account Managers (CAMs) are unable to get their workers to work efficiently.
Answer by Boreal(15235)   (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! B is the best answer. There is a lot of variability, and that is all that can be said. There is no evidence that the CAMs are unable to get their workers t work efficiently, and no evidence to say the schedule is too aggressive. The latter two may be the case, but the numbers don't prove it. This may be normal for a large program, but it may not be. What is clear is that it is not consistent.
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