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'Twas the Night After Christmas… 'Twas the Night After Christmas…
-by Andy Jordan
Who knew you could glean valuable PM insights from those people up at the North Pole? Here we take a look at planning the project post-mortem and actions, Santa style!
The Perplexity of Complexity - by Ian Whittingham, PMP
The Challenge of Project Learning - by Mark Mullaly, PMP
Making Post-Mortems WorkMaking Post-Mortems Work
-by Sri Nagarajan, PMP
 Let's face it: Post-mortems are painful. But they can be effective when done right, and this article offers some relief for that headache.
Post-Mortem? What Post-Mortem?Post-Mortem? What Post-Mortem?
-by Andy Jordan
 Are post-mortems a complete waste of time and nobody told me, or is something else going on here? Learn how to avoid the pointless post-mortem trap.
The Role of the Client in the Post-MortemThe Role of the Client in the Post-Mortem
-by Andy Jordan
 To get the most out of your project post-mortem, you need the client’s perspective--whether you want it or not.
Building a Better Post-Process - by Michael Wood
The Post Mortem: PI Style - by Andy Jordan
Post Mortems: Do Them Right or Don't Do Them At All - by Joe Wynne
Project Post-Mortem  ( Questionnaire/ Agenda/ Report/ Specifications/Procedures - Template)
Project Post-Mortem Presentation
Sample Post-Implementation Review Report  ( Evaluation Assessment - Example)


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