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Practice
Preserve work after closure
Closing a project does not erase unresolved items; each accepted remaining item still needs an owner, due date, and escalation condition.
Closeout and transition path
Close temporary work without losing continuing ownership
- AcceptCriteria + decisionAuthorized deliverables, evidence, and exceptions.
- TransitionOperating ownerSupport, access, training, records, and open work.
- CloseDecision + archiveVersions, rationale, notifications, and locations.
- Follow upLessons + benefitsOwner, evidence source, review date, and limits.
Closure testEvery accepted remaining item survives closure with an owner, date, and escalation condition.
Acceptance, transition, remaining items, records, lessons, and later benefits review make closure accountable.