The slide can be used when drawing up instructions for operating equipment or working on a machine with repetitive operations. The next slide provides an opportunity to describe the main events that occur in the project, give recommendations, and take actions that will take into account previous mistakes. This slide will be useful for a scrum master when they conduct sprints with the development team and the product owner. The second slide is presented in the form of a table, which is a structured way that represents the process of working on a project while making the only correct decision. This slide can be used by research organizations, laboratories, development departments of the company when preparing a report on their research.

The closed-loop shown in the slide shows that experimentation can be repeated several times until the desired result is achieved. This slide can be used to prepare the interaction of various departments of the company when working on one project. At the first stage, hypotheses are discussed, then experimentation and ultimately implementation.

The first slide of this template invites us to describe a sequence of actions that will help make the project better. The Lessons Learned template is primarily intended for project managers, but can also be used by professionals in other fields. The steps are: identify, document, analyze, store, retrieve. The lessons learned process involves 5 steps with activities that will capture and use lessons learned. In the long run, it can also help continually improve how organizations execute projects. Capturing and regularly updating the lessons learned can keep the project on track.

Most project managers understand the importance of lessons learned on current and future projects. The idea is to repeat the positives aspects and not repeat the mistakes. Lessons learned is the knowledge gained from the process of conducting a project.

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