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Earned value management - A method of measuring project performance and progress with regard to scope, time, and costs. It is based on the use of planned value (where portions of the budget are allotted to all project tasks), and earned value (where progress is measured in terms of the planned value that is earned upon completion of tasks).
Effort - The amount of labor needed to complete a task. It is measured in person-hours or similar units.
Effort estimate - A calculated approximation of the effort — measured in staff-hours or similar units — needed to complete an activity.
Effort management - The most efficient allocation of time and resources to project activities.
End user - The person or persons who will eventually use the product of a project. Products are designed with end users in mind.
Enhancement, maintenance, and upgrade (EMU) - Enhancement, maintenance, and upgrade are project classifications used in the software development industry. Enhancement projects involve improving the functionality or performance of software. Maintenance projects keep software functioning as expected. Upgrade projects create a new version of the software, called a release.
Enterprise environmental factors - Internal and external factors that can impact projects. They include such things as climate, available resources, and organizational structure.
Enterprise modeling - Enterprise modeling is the creation of a model to represent an organization’s structure, processes, and resources. Enterprise models are built to increase understanding of how organizations work. They form the basis of improvement or restructuring efforts.
Epic - A set of similar or related user stories.
Estimate at completion (EAC) - The estimated total cost for all project work, calculated as the sum of the actual cost and the estimate to complete.
Estimate to complete (ETC) - At a given point in a project, the estimate of the cost of the work that still needs to be completed.