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  1. How the AP works

Learn and complete the AP

What you need to do at the end

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It is really important that you complete an AP having learned something and shared that knowledge.

To complete an AP you must have :

  • Implemented your decision (or have learn enough to decide it’s time to stop)

  • Ensured the actual spend has been recorded by the Finance team

  • Captured lessons learnt and section

  • Published an internal blog post summarising the AP what and why, the result and learnings. It's important to include details of:

    1. Actual vs estimated cost.

    2. Actual outcomes in relation to success metrics.

    3. Any next steps that follow the AP.

updated the AP result