Outcome: Lessons Learned

As a result of executing tasks and activities on projects, team members accumulate lessons learned to avoid repeating negative performance.

Work Product Kinds: Development Work Products, Enterprise Architecture Management Work Products, Project Management Work Products, Project Management Work Products, Quality Management Work Products, Relationship Management Work Products, Release Management Work Products, Requirements Management Work Products

Relationships

Roles	Responsible: Project Manager	Modified By:
Tasks	Input To: Conduct a Lessons Learned Session Conduct a Lessons Learned Session for the Development Domain Conduct a Lessons Learned Session for the Quality Management Domain Conduct a Lessons Learned Session for the Relationship Management Domain Conduct a Lessons Learned Session for the Release Management Domain Conduct a Lessons Learned Session for the Requirements Management Domain Participate in Lessons Learned	Output From:

Main Description

An outcome of executing tasks on projects includes lessons that aid in preventing repeating actions leading to detrimental impacts. These outcomes are typically observed behaviors or results of actions that can be corrected. Behaviors may have multiple impacts. The observer should frame the behavior in an objective way and by leaving open the application of more than one solution. In other words, avoid defining the actions to correct behaviors when documenting observations.

Version and Release

Unified Life Cycle (ULC): 5.1, November 3, 2014
Phase Gates: 1.1, May 27, 2014
Process Engineering Process (PEP): 1.1, May 27, 2014