It is important to complete a formal project closure process to: (Select Three).

While positive project closure can contribute to good customer-vendor relationships, assuring future work is not a direct, guaranteed outcome or primary purpose of the formal closure process.

Project closure includes a final review against the original project objectives to determine whether the project achieved what it set out to do, providing valuable performance data.

Obtaining formal customer acceptance of the final deliverables is a critical step in project closure, signifying that the customer is satisfied with the product, service, or result.

The issue log is typically maintained throughout the project's execution phase; project closure focuses on archiving final project documents, including the final issue log, not collecting new issues.

Project closure formally closes all contracts, ensures all payments are made, and systematically releases project team members and other resources from the project.

Project closure occurs after the project work is completed and accepted, so collecting additional scope requirements is contrary to the purpose of closing a project and would typically occur in planning a new project or phase.