As-of Date

See data date

This term is defined in the 3rd edition of the PMBOK but not in the 4th.

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1. Data Date (DD)

   A data date, also known by the two letter abbreviation DD, refers specifically to the date in the life of an ongoing project upon and through which the previously defined system of reporting for that given project is to provide the actual status of that project and the accomplishments attained in regards to that project [...]

2. Early Finish Date

   The phrase early finish date (also known by the abbreviation EF) refers, on the critical path method, to the earliest possible point at which the as yet to be completed elements of a schedule activity (or, depending on the particular context, the entire project as a whole) may potentially be completed . The early finish [...]

3. Early Start Date

   The phrase early state date refers to the specific point on the critical path method which represents the earliest possible point at which the as yet to be completed segments of a specific schedule activity or the project in general can begin. The determination of this particular early state date is dependent on a number [...]

4. Actual Start Date (AS)

   Effective Project Management depends largely on keeping track of Actual Start Dates to determine productivity. The Actual Start Date marks the beginning of work on a scheduled activity, instead of the date that the project was accepted or assigned. By determining the length of time between the Actual Start Date and the completion of the [...]

5. Start Date

   A start date of a project is sometimes determined by the expected completion date. If a project is to be completed on a certain date and the project takes 90 days, then prior to the 90th day scheduled for completion, project management will determine the start date as to when everything will get underway. There [...]