slutfasgenomgång

Slutfasgenomgång is a Swedish term that translates to "final phase review" or "end-of-phase review" in English. It refers to a critical meeting or process held at the conclusion of a project phase, or sometimes at the end of an entire project. The primary purpose of a slutfasgenomgång is to evaluate the achievements and outcomes of the completed phase, assess whether predefined objectives have been met, and determine if the project is ready to proceed to the next phase or to be formally closed.

During a slutfasgenomgång, stakeholders, project managers, and team members typically come together to review deliverables, assess performance against the plan, and discuss any lessons learned. This review often includes examining documentation, performance metrics, and feedback from users or clients. Key aspects evaluated include scope, schedule, budget, quality, and risk management. The outcome of the review usually results in a decision to either approve the transition to the next phase, request modifications, or terminate the project if it is no longer viable or has achieved its goals. It serves as a formal checkpoint to ensure alignment and control throughout the project lifecycle.