Category: Project Closure
Keys To Successful Postmortems – Part I: Setting Up the Meeting By Mark Calabrese Part of closing out any project, outage, service restoration team effort or any initiative whether successful or otherwise (and it’s...
How a Project Manager Should Handle Project Closing Stage Conflicts By Larry Gunter Given that leadership conflicts are taking place during the project’s closing stages, here are a few recommended leadership actions. One action...
Project Closeout By Merrie Barron and Andrew R. Barron Every project needs to end and that’s what project closeout is all about in the last phase of the project lifecycle. The whole point of...
A Complete Guide to Closing Projects By Michael L Young Forget seagull management or the never-ending story – your project needs closure! Organizations characterized by a lot of project activity often finish them as...
Project Post Mortem Review Questions By Michael Greer Overview It’s important for project managers and team members to take stock at the end of a project and develop a list of lessons learned so...
Project Closure: Planning the End By Brian Egan – Global Knowledge Closing a project is, in itself, a project. Everything has to be ‘finalized’ in some way – every deliverable, every expectation. A recent...
Closing a Project – Lessons Learned (#38 in the Hut Introduction to Project Management) By JISC infoNet All projects should document their lessons learned. In considering what types of lessons may be learned projects...
How to Capture Lessons Learned By Gina Abudi Do you capture your lessons learned? If you do, how effectively do you capture them? There are many reasons why lessons learned are not captured, or,...
Old Projects Never Die – They Just Fade Away By Kiron D. Bondale You thought that this day would never come – the scope of your project has been delivered and you are ready...
The Final Project Report (#7 in the series How to Close Out a Project) By Michael D. Taylor This series discloses important aspects of closing out a project by describing the following aspects: Scope...