Post Project Review

Usually the benefits or dis-benefits of a project can’t be assessed until the change (occurred by completing the project) has been in place for some time. The review process is therefore incomplete without a post project review and evaluation. This is required to check whether:

outcomes are those expected
projected benefits have occurred
operational working is as planned
costs are as expected

The Project Sponsor has overall responsibility for ensuring that the desired business benefits are achieved and it may be the Sponsor who leads the review, particularly if the Project Manager has gone on to other duties. Also having a unified way of handling reviews can go a long way, so keep in mind that a post project review template could save the organization a lot of time and effort.

The post project review template will also highlight any unanticipated issues and highlight any further changes required.

The Post Project Review template contains the following:

Summary of Project Objectives
Achievement of Planned Benefits
Time frame
Costs
Quality
Lessons Learned
Recommendations

Every project management template:

Is professionally laid out
Has the charts and tables you need
Comes with step-by-step instructions
Contains practical examples
Includes tips & hints

Why use templates

Project Managers often have various templates on their PC or laptop. When they start a new project, they sift through them trying to find something relevant, consuming valuable time and energy – only to have to start again from scratch when nothing suitable turns up.

That’s where this Project Management Template bundle is invaluable. For every project you’re involved with, you can simply open a template from the kit and start filling it in.

It saves you time and effort, and because each template has been professionally laid out, you can generate higher quality documentation as a result. Buy and download the Project Management Bundle today.