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ProjectManager.com
NOVEMBER 13, 2019
So much time and effort is put into the planning of a project, it is often forgotten that the end of a project is equally important. There’s a lot of work involved even once a project is technically complete. Our free project closure template is a great resource to help you remember what remains left to be done.
Resource Guru
APRIL 11, 2023
Your project is coming to a close and it’s time to wrap things up. Ironically, and because so much effort goes into planning a project, we often forget that it’s equally important to close-out projects properly and diligently. What is a project closure checklist? If not, what’s the point?
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ProjectManager.com
APRIL 30, 2021
Throughout the life of a project, you must report on a wide variety of information. From there, reports can be used to make project decisions and adjustments. Using project report templates, like a weekly status report template, ensure these reports are created quickly and effectively. Why Create Project Reports?
LiquidPlanner
DECEMBER 12, 2022
Project closure is one of my favorite times in the lifecycle as a project manager. In reality, it ended up more like a rush to get everything on the project closure checklist ticked off, complete the project wrap up and move on to the next initiative. Use a project closure checklist.
ProjectManager.com
OCTOBER 13, 2020
Projects are no exception. It’s necessary to define completion criteria, so that when your project ends, you can close and transfer the right documentation to the right people. The end of a project is but one of your project’s phases. Get Your Free Project Closure Template: Why You Need a Project Closure Template.
Rebel’s Guide to PM
MAY 7, 2023
Project managers are often faced with the challenge of managing complex projects and ensuring that they stay on track. I’ll confess: when I started out as a project manager, this was a piece of jargon that honestly didn’t mean much at all? But what is an organizational process asset (OPA)? Think intranet or policy library.
ProjectManager.com
MAY 22, 2020
If you want better results from your team and your work, you should regularly stop to think about what was learned at the end of each project. At the end of each project, fill out this worksheet and watch how a little bit of reflection can help you achieve better results at work! Then they wonder why the outcome wasn’t better.
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