Exam PK0-005 topic 1 question 28 discussion

A. Lessons learned: The project manager should conduct a lessons learned exercise to identify what worked well and what did not work in the project. This helps to improve organizational learning, as well as identify best practices and areas for future improvement. C. Removing resources: The project manager should ensure that all resources, including personnel and equipment, are released and made available for other projects following project completion. By properly closing out and releasing resources, the project manager can help to ensure that they remain available for other critical initiatives. G. Removing access: The project manager should ensure that all team members have their system access revoked following project completion. This is essential from a security perspective, as it helps to prevent unauthorized access to project information and data.

Agree, A, C, G - These are all completed in the Closing Phase

ANSWER: ACG from: CompTIA Project+ Study Guide, 3rd Edition Kim Heldman Published by Sybex Chapter 10 Steps in Closing Out a Project Project closeout involves accepting the final product or service of the project and then turning it over to the organization. Closing out a project involves several steps: Verification and validation of deliverables Obtaining formal sign‐off Developing a transition plan and operational handoff Removing access Releasing project resources Closing out contracts Archiving documentation Conducting lessons learned and project evaluation Project closure meeting Project closeout report Rewards and celebration Postimplementation support and warranty period

You would do a lessons learned at the end of the project, remove resources from the project, and remove access from those resources so they can no longer use those tools unnecessarily.

Im going ACG