Project Post-Mortem

A project post-mortem is a structured review conducted after a project concludes to analyze what went well, what went poorly, and what can be improved. Practitioners facilitate team discussions, document lessons learned, and identify root causes of successes or failures using techniques like timeline reviews and cause analysis. Organizations use post-mortems to capture institutional knowledge, prevent recurring mistakes, and inform process improvements for future projects.

Project Post-Mortem sits under Project Management Methods and Tools in the Product & Program Management domain of the Luminid skills catalogue.

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