PLC: Closing/Program Closure Flashcards
Who approves program closure?
The Program Steering Committee
What does the Program Steering Committee use to determine whether to close a program?
Benefits are realize, its objectives are realized, or the program should be terminated.
Who is consulted to see if the program met all desired benefits?
Program Steering Committee
Who is consulted to see if another program or sustaining activity will oversee the program’s benefits?
Program Steering Committee
What happens when the transition activities are complete?
The Program Manager receives approval from the sponsoring organization to close the program.
When does program closure begin?
When the components have delivered all of their outputs and the program has started to deliver benefits.
When does program closure begin?
When the components have delivered all of their outputs and the program has started to deliver benefits.
What are two goals of program closure during this phase?
To release resources and support the transition of remaining assets.
What is the role of the program charter in closeout?
The program is closed when the charter is fulfilled, or if internal or external events bring the program to an early end.
What are three things used to determine if the program has been successful?
- Approved Business Case
- Actual program outcomes
- Goal and strategic goals of the organization
When is knowledge transfer performed?
When the program is complete, the program team assesses the program’s performance and shares lessons learned.
Should the final report be updated?
Yes, after Knowledge Transfer is complete, report lessons learned and best practices observed and archive to the knowledge repository.
What happens if extra funds remain?
They are reallocated to other programs, components, or other initiatives.
What two activities are performed by the program steering committee during program closure?
- Determine if the program has met all of its desired benefits and transition activities are complete, including component transition.
- Determine if there is another program or sustaining activity that can oversee the ongoing benefits the program was to deliver.
What happens after the transition activities are completed?
The program manager receives approval from the sponsoring organization to formally close the program.