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What is the difference between EAC and ETC?
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In earned value management, what is the difference between the Estimate At Completion and the Estimate To Completion? Are these two terms equivalent?
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EAC = Estimate at Completion which means the project TOTAL estimated cost when the project will be complete. Some call this forecast.
ETC = Estimate to complete = remaining cost = the cost of the remaining work.
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EAC refers to the projected cost at the completion of the project, this situvation araises when BAC has been subjected to revision. Then the mathematical formula could be EAC = AC+ ETC. AC refers to the actual cost incured till date.
ETC being the projected cost to execute the balance work for completion of the project.
Is it explained properly pl confirm thanks
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