CPP Project Closeout & Benefits Realization Flashcards
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Which document formally confirms that project deliverables have been accepted and the project is complete?
Answer: Project Closure Report
The Project Closure Report formally documents acceptance of deliverables and signifies project completion.
Benefits realization management (BRM) is primarily concerned with ensuring that:
Answer: Planned benefits are actually achieved after project completion
BRM focuses on tracking and confirming that the intended business benefits are delivered following project closure.
What is the primary purpose of a post-implementation review (PIR)?
Answer: To assess whether project objectives and benefits were achieved
A PIR evaluates the outcomes of a completed project against its original objectives and expected benefits.
During project closeout, which activity ensures that all contractual obligations with vendors have been fulfilled?
Answer: Contract closure
Contract closure confirms that all deliverables have been received, invoices settled, and contractual terms satisfied.
A benefits realization plan should be owned by:
Answer: The project sponsor or business owner
The sponsor or business owner retains accountability for realizing benefits, which often continue after the project manager's role ends.
Which of the following is a key output of the Close Project or Phase process in the PMBOK® Guide?
Answer: Final product, service, or result transition
The Close Project or Phase process formally delivers the final product, service, or result to the customer or operations team.