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Description
To conduct the post project review, you:
- Measure how closely the project meets customer needs
- Identify what worked well and what needs improvement
- Document patterns and trends
- Articulate methods for improvement
- Formulate/share Lessons Learned and Best Practices from feedback
- Ensure material is archived for easy access by managers of future projects
Rationale/Purpose
Conducting a post project review assesses the success of the project: This information is used to improve future projects and organizational processes.
Who is involved
Project Manager
Moderator/Facilitator
Meeting Participants:
Project Team Members
Project Sponsor
Project Stakeholders
Vendors
Contractors
Independent Reviewer
Quality Assurance Representative
Process Improvement team member
Scribe
Result
Key project metrics
Lessons Learned
Best Practices
Post-Implementation Report
Archived Post-Implementation Report
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Updated June 1, 2006 - v1.1