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The three activities a project manager would perform during the closing phase are: A. Lessons learned ✅ Documenting what went well and what didn’t to improve future projects. C. Removing resources ✅ Releasing project team members and other resources back to the organization. G. Removing access ✅ Ensuring project-related access (systems, documents) is revoked to maintain security and compliance.
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.