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International Update on EVM and Performance Management Council Initiatives (Feb 2006)

This document provides a comprehensive update from the International Performance Management Council (IPMC) meeting held in November 2005, highlighting international collaboration in Earned Value Management (EVM) practices among member nations, including the USA, Australia, Canada, and others. Key discussions involved enhancing industry-government dialogue, updating mission objectives, and upcoming events aimed at promoting EVM. Important forthcoming symposia and conferences related to project management and performance management are also noted, underlining the commitment to advancing EVM standards globally.

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International Update on EVM and Performance Management Council Initiatives (Feb 2006)

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  1. International Update NDIA PMSC February 1, 2006 Wayne Abba

  2. International EVM International Performance Management Council • United States • Australia • Canada • Sweden • United Kingdom • Japan • Brazil • Germany • India • Israel • Italy • Portugal

  3. New AlliancesSubject Matter Experts for EVM • Association for Project Management (UK) • APM EVM Guide, May 2002 • National Defense Industrial Association (USA) • ANSI/EIA EVMS Guidelines, reaffirmed August 2002 • Agreed as of July 1, 2004: • Documents are equivalent in intent • Review every 3 years or earlier if needed • Publicize to government and industry • Encourage recognition in public contracts and other business transactions • New model for international cooperation

  4. IPMC Meeting November 2005 • Tysons Corner • Open session followed by closed government session • NDIA Presentation • Encouraged reopen dialogue with industry • Offered to help with industry attendance and agenda • IPMC members agreed; will modify mission statement and objectives, based on trilateral MoU • Members to identify industry contacts to chair (UK) • Need not be from industry or defense • Recommend PMSC consolidate US agenda items from members before each IPMC meeting and submit to industry contact in chair nation

  5. 2006 Events • 9th Australian International Performance Management Symposium, Canberra, March 1-3 • DINAMIKLER 2006, Istanbul, April 8-9 • Potential PMI Chapter • EVM one of two keynotes • PMI-CPM 22nd Annual Conference, Clearwater Beach, Florida, May 17-19 • EVA in the UK, TBD (May/June) • SCEA 13th Annual Conference and Training Workshop, Vienna, Virginia, June 13-16 • Current and Future Governance Regimes for Major Investment Projects, Symposium in Trondheim, Norway, September 7-8

  6. 2006 Events • ProMAC2006, 3rd International Conference on Project Management, Sydney, Australia, September 27-29 • Annual CPM Conference, Tokyo, Japan TBD • IPMA World Congress, Shanghai, October 15-17 • 18th International Integrated Program Management Conference, Alexandria, Virginia, November 6-8 • NORDNET 2006, Stockholm November 15-17 Not necessarily “EVM Events” per se – but events at which EVM is welcomeA (major) sign of progress

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