Closing down a project provides the opportunity to tidy up any loose ends and ensure that all the expected outcomes have been achieved. By then evaluating the success of the project, any lessons learnt can be applied in the future.
This exercise will help project managers to review how successfully they close down their projects, and to identify areas for improvement. Allow 35 minutes for completion.
An exercise to help you review a project that you have recently completed.
Change requests are a common factor during change projects. This article looks at the causes of change requests and when to accept them.
Measuring a project's success is more than making sure it's completed. Learn how a post-implementation review can maximize the benefits of your project.
Sprint retrospectives are used in Agile project management to highlight any issues after a sprint, and to decide which lessons can be applied in the future.
Issues, problems, conflicts, inconsistencies... whatever you call them, you have to deal with them effectively. Learn how to develop a plan to report, investigate, and resolve issues before they harm your project.
Monitoring and evaluating are common activities. But your methods and timing can make all the difference. Learn how the AAR process ensures continuous learning and improves organizational performance.
Learn how to guide and support the change process, and how to be a positive influence for change in your organization in this one-hour Skillbook.
Regular project performance reviews can help teams to learn as they go. Watch this video to learn more about how to use sprint retrospectives in agile project management.
When a project fails, it can open the door to success - if you lay the groundwork properly, analyze what went well and what went badly, and learn from your mistakes. Learn more about this book, here
