12.4. Post-Project Audit
At the conclusion of the project and before the final project report is submitted, a project manager should complete an audit of the success of the project. The purpose of the audit is to analyze the completed project, the effectiveness of the project team, the success of the project, the value of the deliverables, and the overall approval from the clients. The audit can become part of your Lessons Learned documentation.
This audit must answer the following questions:
Was the Project Vision Achieved?
Remember when you first created the vision of the project? That vision may have changed as the project evolved. The first question should answer whether the project accomplished what its original intent was. If the project ...
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