When using the 0/100 rule for earned value measurement, when is value assigned?

In earned value measurement, the 0/100 rule indicates that value is assigned only upon the complete finish of a task. This means that a project manager will only recognize the earned value once the entire task is completed, rather than incrementally as work progresses. This approach provides a clear and definitive way to assess progress, as it avoids ambiguity associated with partially completed tasks.

Using the 0/100 rule allows for straightforward tracking of project performance against the planned value. When tasks are marked complete, it provides a clear delineation for updating the project's earned value metrics. This binary approach helps to simplify project reporting and maintains a consistent measure of progress, ensuring that stakeholders have an accurate understanding of project status at any given time.