Take Action
Document the meeting and list key recommendations and in a clear, short summary followed by the lists of information collected. Distribute the report to the participants and put a copy in the project information archive.
Take action on the principal recommendations. Implement any changes where you have the authority, and develop a business case and propose more significant changes to your management. Following every lessons learned analysis, select a project aspect to change that will deal with at least one identified problem.
Monitor changes made, to ensure expected results and no unintended adverse consequences.
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