At the completion of a system development project, a postproject review should include which of the following?

A.
Assessing risks that may lead to downtime after the production release

B.
Identifying lessons learned that may be applicable to future projects

C.
Verifying the controls in the delivered system are working

D.
Ensuring that test data are deleted

Explanation:
A project team has something to learn from each and every project. As risk assessment is a key issue for
project management, it is important for the organization to accumulate lessons learned and integrate them into
future projects. An assessment of potential downtime should be made with the operations group and other
specialists before implementing a system. Verifying that controls are working should be covered during the
acceptance test phase and possibly, again, in the postimplementation review. Test data should be retained for
future regression testing.