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IT Project Manager @ SCC C/O West Mercia Police | Application Migration

Why Proper Project Closure is More Than a Formality Do you wrap up your projects with the same enthusiasm as you start them? 🚀 Proper project closure is essential for ensuring your project's success is recognised and all objectives are met. This involves more than just ticking boxes. Getting formal acceptance from stakeholders, documenting lessons learned, and celebrating team achievements are all key steps. In our latest project, we allocated time for a thorough review and celebrated the team's hard work, which not only improved our processes but also boosted team spirit. What's your go-to strategy for ensuring a smooth project closure? Let’s discuss! 👇

Sarah Gruneisen 🐉

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Without a proper adjourning, there is no closure, no proper setup for the new! 💪🏿❤️🔥

Hina Sohrab

Saving you 10+ hours each week with project management tools & workflow automation | Certified Expert in ClickUp, Monday.com & Asana

4mo

Thorough documentation of lessons learned during closure is invaluable for future projects however, this gets mostly ignored Jay Mianger!

Soraya Del Risco

Experienced PMO Leader | Senior Program Manager | Dedicated Mentor in Project Management

4mo

Post-Implementation Review to evaluate the overall success and identity lessons learned.

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Francisca N Ogbonna

Agile Project Manager//LinkedIn Top Project Management Voice//Technical Project Lead//Project Analyst. 📌I help businesses achieve their goals through effective project management and innovative growth strategies.

4mo

 Proper project closure helps to ensure that all goals are achieved, lessons are learned, and team efforts are celebrated, then sets the stage for future success Jay Mianger!

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