Every project journey culminates in the often-overlooked phase of

project closure. While a project lifecycle is a sequence of activities

that must be accomplished to complete a project and typically includes

initiation, planning, execution, control, and finally, closure, the

final stage is far from just tying up loose ends, it's a treasure

trove of lessons and insights.



The project closing phase can be a crucial learning tool for future

projects, allowing teams to reflect on successes, identify mistakes,

and implement improvements. In essence, the end of one project can

significantly enhance the start of the next. Let's dive deeper into

the importance of project closure and how it paves the way for better

beginnings.



WHAT IS PROJECT CLOSURE?



Project closure is the final phase in the project lifecycle

[https://activecollab.com/blog/project-management/project-management-life-cycle].

It involves wrapping up all project elements, including completing and

delivering final outputs, releasing ...