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Total project control : ウィキペディア英語版 | Total project control Total project control (TPC) is a project management method that emphasizes continuous tracking and optimization of ROI. It was developed by Stephen Devaux. It builds upon earlier techniques such as earned value management, critical path method, and program evaluation and review technique, but uses these to track and index projected project profitability as well as the more traditional cost and schedule.〔 *Devaux, Stephen A. (1999). ''Total Project Control: A Manager's Guide to Integrated Project Planning, Measuring, and Tracking'' (pp. xxiv–xxvi) New York, NY: Wiley. ISBN 0-471-32859-6.〕 In this way it aims to manage projects as profit and investment centers, rather than cost centers. Introduced with TPC are a variety of project management metrics and techniques, among them critical path drag,〔William Duncan and Stephen Devaux ("Scheduling Is a Drag" ) Projects@Work on-line magazine〕〔Stephen A. Devaux ("The Drag Efficient: The Missing Quantification of Time on the Critical Path" ) Defense AT&L magazine of the Defense Acquisition University.〕 the value breakdown structure (VBS), Devaux's Index of Project Performance (DIPP),〔Stephen A. Devaux (the DIPP Dips: A P&L Index for Project Decisions" ) Project Management Journal, Vol XXIII, No. 3, Sep 1992, pp. 45 - 49.〕 Doubled Resource Estimated Duration (DRED), and Cost of Leveling with Unresolved Bottlenecks (CLUB). ==Sources== 〔
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