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An ex-post evaluation helps clarify the kinds of business benefits that were achieved through the project and whether the original goals were reached. At the same time, we can identify some concrete things we can learn from the Business case. Despite its many benefits, the ex-post evaluation of a project is not always carried out.
As a project manager, you cannot shoot darts in the dark. You need concrete, actionable data to know whether your project management methodologies and processes have taken you closer or farther away from your desired objectives.
A post evaluation report typically documents the failures and successes of a project providing a detailed record of the estimated and actual schedule and budget. The post evaluation report may also collect other important metrics besides offering recommendations and remedial actions for other similar projects. What is a post evaluation report? A good post evaluation report is generally based on three important and distinctive measures. These are: Project completion in the estimated time Project completion ...
A comprehensive post evaluation report should ideally be based on three distinct measures: • The completion of the project in due time • The completion of the project within the estimated budget • The meeting of all requirements during project execution In short, these three measures are an indication of ‘time’, ‘cost’ and ‘product’, as distinct factors that together help in assessing project success. A post-evaluation analysis should also consider three other measures which are ...