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INTRODUCTION
Design reviews and/or project reviews are meetings between the project manager, the project team, the project's decision-makers or sponsors, and even customers, users and end-users. They provide an opportunity to ratify the results obtained, confirm or modify objectives, and make decisions on the project's future. They can't be improvised.
This fact sheet will help you prepare and successfully conduct your project reviews, by addressing the following questions:
How do you prepare this review? What are the input data?
How to present the project, its progress and results?
What are the key elements of a review?
What is the output data for a review?
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