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Good Questions Post-Mortem Questions

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Rachel Miller-Bradshaw Director, Project Management| M Booth Bronx, Ny, United States
Hello Everyone,

I am working with my director to create a post-mortem template and process. Three of us have started ideating but I'd like some good suggestions to compile qualitative and quantitative questions as well as suggestions on how to run the post-mortem meetings. Links to reference will be greatly appreciated!

Thank you,

Rachel
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Kwiyuh Michael Wepngong
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Financial Management Specialist | US Peace Corps Yaounde, Centre, Cameroon
May 21, 2020 7:35 PM
Replying to Sergio Luis Conte
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Trying to add something to great comments above. 1-we call it post-implementation review. We do this understanding that we help in creating a solution and because the organization is a system then because we introduce something then we modified the system. 2-we carefully pay attention on not to include questions related to the product. Our focus is the project, not the product.
Some metris to be included (scores required, 1 to 4)
Scope : we delivered what we committeed

Budget : we did not overspend/underspend (+/- 10%) to implement

Time : we delivered the project successfully on time
Business Value approved in Business case was achieved

Minimum business disruption as a direct result from the project

Minimum systems disruption as a direct result from the project

Complexity of the IT systems landscape decreased (or did not increase)

Number of issues after implementation was at a manageable level

Change management efforts were appropriate (Training, Comm. …)

Out-of-scope tail was reasonable (reasonable #Scope change requests)

Estimates were in line with the actual costs (including Running costs / TCO)

Team was not adversely impacted by the project (burnout, turnover, …)

"Risks of the project were appropriately identified and mitigated and
unanticipated obstacles were properly managed (Escalation, resolution) "
Thanks Sergio,
so insightful response there
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