On some projects, some deliverables remain incomplete at project close-out. Activities that are not complete should be itemized, and responsibility for each should be clearly identified. True or false?

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Cassie Knight

2 February, 13:59

On some projects, some deliverables remain incomplete at project close-out. Activities that are not complete should be itemized, and responsibility for each should be clearly identified. True or false?

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Delilah · Answer 1

True

Explanation:

Project checklist is an important tool in this situation.

The checklist can be used to trace responsibility to individuals of timelines or milestones not yet achieved, this way the individual project handler's performance can be measured and lessons can be drawn from this which serve as veritable tool in future project handling.

Projects are broken down into small portions in order to ensure each area is handled by an expert, hence when there are incomplete activities at close-out, it is naturally expected that those individuals would take ownership of their incomplete tasks