ARCHIVED 5.3.6. Reviewing the Project and Reporting
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In addition to the terminology product, the project itself should be evaluated. It should be evaluated according to quality management guidelines in the areas of:
- Activity
- Schedule and cost control
- Risk identification
- User response
The project leader should prepare a final report that reflects the specificationsdocument established at the beginning of the project. The report should document the history of the project and analyze all phases of the project. It should also contain a review of the cost estimates outlined in the work plan and a comparison with the actual expenses incurred during the project as well as any recommendations concerning requirements for updating the terminology or for standardizing additional sets of terminology.
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