Tips and Techniques for
Project Reviews and Lessons Learned
Project-Speak: Making Sense of the Lessons Learned
In simplest terms, lessons learned represent
informed conclusions regarding project quality and performance.
These lessons are typically uncovered by a formal (or not so
formal) project review, forming the basis for process and project improvement, to maximize future
successes and minimize potential failures. By their very nature,
lessons learned will be based both on fact and perception. Facts
will be determined by quantifiable project results, and perceptions
will be based on individual and collective views of project
performance.
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Lessons Learned
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