As the project closes, a business stakeholder asks for information on overall project performance to assess success. What should the project manager provide?

The final project report is the comprehensive document that summarizes project performance, including key performance indicators (KPIs), against established baselines. This report provides stakeholders with a complete picture of project success and how objectives were met. Updating a project status report is insufficient as it is a routine communication, not a final summary. While lessons learned are crucial, they focus on what went well or poorly for future projects, not a direct assessment of this project's overall performance for a stakeholder. Suggesting a three-month delay is inappropriate as the stakeholder is requesting immediate information at closure.