The client will not agree to closure, claiming that the project team has not performed the code inspections mandated in the development contract. The project team has performed the code inspections, however the records are not complete.
What should the project manager do?
The project manager should hold a meeting with the project team, project sponsor, and the client to identify and agree upon any additional work or documentation needed to satisfy the client's concerns and close the project. This approach ensures effective communication and collaboration, addressing the client's requirements and ensuring that the project closure is documented properly for future reference and learning.
B seems to be the most logical approach
B. Hold a meeting with the project team project sponsor and the client to agree to the further work required to close the project and add to lessons learned
this scenario is project team do not complete their work as contract so next step they need to get agreememt from client to fix it