Chapter 11: Project Closure and Evaluation
Abstract: "Project Closure and Evaluation" refers to the final phase of a project where you formally complete the project, assess its success against established criteria, gather feedback from stakeholders, document key learnings, and prepare a comprehensive report summarizing the project's outcomes and insights to inform future projects; key components include project acceptance criteria (defining what needs to be met for the project to be considered complete), lessons learned (capturing both positive and negative experiences to improve future projects), and project documentation and reporting (creating detailed records and reports outlining the project's progress, achievements, and areas for improvement). Breakdown: Project Acceptance Criteria: Specific, measurable standards that must be met before a project is considered delivered and accepted by the client or stakeholder. Includes quality, functionality, performance metrics, timelines, and other rele...