PMI Project Management Professional Practice Question

The primary purpose of validating readiness for transition is to ensure that all necessary deliverables, documentation, and knowledge transfer have been completed to allow for a smooth handover to the next phase or team. This involves verifying that the project has met the predefined criteria for transition, such as completing all required tasks, resolving critical issues, and obtaining stakeholder approvals. By validating readiness, the project manager can minimize the risk of disruptions or delays in the subsequent phases of the project.