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Unit 11 - Upload your Project Closure Report Project Closure Report Your project is now complete! It is now time to close the project. This is a very important step that many organizations don't take the time to do. Closing a project involves the following 6 steps: 1.Get client acceptance of the deliverables (this should be a formal written sign-off) 2.Ensure that all deliverables are installed 3.Ensure that the documentation is in place 4.Get client sign-off on the final report 5.Conduct the post-implementation audit 6.Celebrate the success For this assignment, use the Project Closure Report Template to Prepare a Project Closure Report for your project. In order to prepare a complete Project Closure Report, you will need to assume that you have project stakeholders that have provided you with feedback and you need to include that feedback in your report. A link to a Project Closure Survey is provided below. You could use this type of document to gather feedback from your stakeholders when closing your project. Think through your project and consider your own experience with projects. Use the Evaluation Questions on page 609 in Chapter 13 of the Dynamic Scheduling textbook (Ambriz). Use all of this information to identify areas that may have gone well and areas that may need improvement on future projects. All sections of the Project Closure Template may not be relevant to your project and, therefore, do not need to be included, however, please make certain that your report is complete. Please note that if you are already involved in project management and have a different template that you use for Project Closure Reports, you are permitted to use that format for this class, otherwise, please use the provided template. Here are some example Deliverable Acceptance Documents (Doc1, Doc 2), a Lessons Learned and Example Closure Reports. Project Closure Survey Project Closure Report Template