Which of the following is the next action a project manager should take once all deliverables for a project are completed?

The correct answer is A. Start the project closure. Once all project deliverables are completed, the natural next step in the project lifecycle is to formally begin the project closure phase. This includes obtaining formal acceptance, releasing resources, archiving documents, and conducting lessons learned. Performing a quality…

Project Life Cycle Phases

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AStart the project closure.
BPerform the quality audit review.
CAsk the customer for additional information.
DDeliver training to the operations team.

How the community answered

(48 responses)

A
90% (43)
B
2% (1)
C
2% (1)
D
6% (3)

Explanation

Once all project deliverables are completed, the natural next step in the project lifecycle is to formally begin the project closure phase. This includes obtaining formal acceptance, releasing resources, archiving documents, and conducting lessons learned. Performing a quality audit (B) and delivering training (D) happen during execution, not after all deliverables are done. Asking for additional information (C) would suggest the project is not truly complete.

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