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How to Formally Close a Project
Rating: 4.2 out of 5(21 ratings)
4,221 students
Created byHajara AlAmodi
Last updated 7/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn the step by step process to doing a formal closing and also how it benefits the organization and project managers
  • Closing build value reports and is valuable data for the organization and future project managers to learn from
  • Closing is where the actual handover of deliverable happens
  • Closing is the most misunderstood part of a project

Course content

3 sections6 lectures30m total length
  • Introduction4:16

    Why is closing so valuable? Lets discuss.

Requirements

  • Knowledge of project management

Description

This course will teach you first and foremost, why we even want to make the effort to properly close projects. How it benefits project managers and the organization. Then, you will also learn how to actually DO it. The step by step sequence, using my CUSTOM chart, which breaks down the activities into the tiny components we need to complete.

Closing of a project is the most ignored part of project management, because it is the most misunderstood part of project management. But closing promotes project knowledge transfer and the build up of historical files at the organization. New project managers, learn from the final reports created during closing domain. The data is also a value for the organization. A very important one to improve good project management and maximize the value in return from the projects. Closing of a project, is where project deliverables are formally handed over to the customer. Receipts are issued, payments are finalized and sometimes procurement is closed in the closing phase.

This course is relevant and important for all the people who are running projects, participating in projects, Project management office, decision makers on project selection, portfolio managers and program managers.

This is an important course for a project manager and the organization to learn from.


Who this course is for:

  • Project managers, business analysts, director, PMO , people who work in projects or are responsible for projects in an organization, portfolio manager,program manager, project coordinator