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				              Project Lessons Learned

			                Telva Sosa

			                One of the greatest contributions of a PM to an organization is the set of lessons learned.

After every project concludes, a formal meeting with all of the team members should be conducted and both good and bad experiences should be duly written down in a document that should be a part of the project.

But it does not end there. There should be a kind of library of lessons learned from each project implemented in the organization, to save time and effort and implement best practices born from within the organization.
			            
			                  Are Project Lessons Observed?
												
Jim Combs
Does anyone have a proven successful way of incorporating lessons learned? It seems projects continue to make the same mistakes again and again......

			                  The Importance of Documenting Project Lessons Learned
												
Sam Abiem
Lessons learned is indeed a very important component of PM that is often overlooked by many organizations. Though it's outside the project design cycl...

			                  Recording, Storing and Retreiving Project Lessons
												
Sankar
Recording lessons learned is one aspect, and equally important is the storage and retrieval mechanism

			                  	Best Practices for Storing and Reusing Lessons Learned: Storytelling and Checklist
														
														Eduardo Rodriguez Ringach, Consultant, Spain, Member
I've seen two totally different successful strategies for caputuring and sharing lessons learned from projects:

1. Storytelling: capturing the nu...

			                  	Best Practices for Storing and Reusing Lessons Learned: Coaching
														
														David Dicanot, Analyst, France, Member
Hello

I share the idea that same mistakes in project management occur again and again.

The main reason to my mind is the non application of ...

			                  	How to Prepare for the Post-Project Evaluation
														
														James07, Business Consultant, India, Member
Successful project managers lay the groundwork for repeating on future projects what worked on past ones (and avoiding what didn’t) by conducting a po...

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