Wrapping up the project. The major wrap-up task is to ensure the project is
approved and accepted by the customer. Other wrap-up activities include
closing accounts, paying bills, reassigning equipment and personnel, finding
new opportunities for project staff, closing facilities, and the final report.
Checklists are used extensively to ensure tasks are not overlooked. In many
organizations, the lion’s share of closure tasks are largely done by the project
office in coordination with the project manager. The final report writing is usually
assigned to one project office staff member, who assembles input from all stakeholders. In smaller organizations and projects, these closure activities are left to the project manager and team