After completing a successful deployment and before starting project closeout, a project manager is preparing to transition the project to operations. What should the project manager do to confirm the project is ready for operational transfer?

The correct answer is to meet the project team to review the WBS and confirm all deliverables have been completed. Before transitioning a project to operations, it's crucial to verify that all planned work has been executed and all deliverables meet acceptance criteria. Reviewing the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) with the team ensures a comprehensive check against the project scope baseline. Reviewing the charter's project approval requirements is important for formal closure, but not the primary step for confirming operational readiness. Checking WIP reports is a good practice for ongoing project control but doesn't guarantee all deliverables are complete and accepted. Creating a plan for technical debt is valuable for future operational health but doesn't confirm the current project's readiness for transfer.