Project Initiation Monthly Initiation Weekly Management Daily Management Monthly Closure Project Closure Post-Project Management Appointthe sponsor A01 Appoint theproject manager A02 Appoint thekey team members A03 Describethe project A04 Identify and planthe deliverables A05 Identify risksand plan responses A06 Have project initiationpeer-reviewed A07 Make ago/no-go decision A08 Kick offthe project A09 Conduct afocused communication A10 Revise and refinethe plans B01 Have the monthlycycle peer-reviewed B02 Make ago/no-go decision B03 Kick off themonthly cycle B04 Conduct afocused communication B05 Measure andreport performance C01 Plan responsesfor deviations C02 Kick off theweekly cycle C03 Conduct afocused communication C04 Manage risks, issues,and change requests D01 Acceptcompleted deliverables D02 Evaluatestakeholder satisfaction E01 Capture lessons andplan for improvements E02 Conduct afocused communication E03 Hand overthe product F01 Evaluatestakeholder satisfaction F02 Have the closing activitygroup peer-reviewed F03 Archive theproject documents F04 Celebrate! F05 Conduct afocused communication F06 Evaluatethe benefits G01 Generatenew ideas G02 Conduct afocused communication G03

E02 - Capture lessons and plan for improvements

This management activity belongs to the Monthly Closure group. This group of activities are done at the end of each month to close the cycle and prepare us for the next one.

After aggregating the responses to the satisfaction evaluation, invite all team members and facilitate a workshop for them to plan improvements based on the results of the satisfaction evaluation, and to share the lessons they’ve learned during the month. Record all items in the Follow-Up Register and assign a custodian to each item for its follow-up activities.

Follow-Up Register template

Purpose

This workshop has two main purposes: designing effective improvement plans and team building.

It’s helpful to use a workshop for planning improvements instead of planning everything by yourself, because the Wisdom of Crowds can help you generate better plans, and you will also have the team members' buy-in.

Common pitfalls

Consider the following to avoid some of the commonest problems in this area:

Principles

The following principles play a significant role in this management activity:



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