The document discusses the importance of integrated change management. It notes that since projects are dynamic, change is inevitable so tools are needed to manage changes. Key aspects of change management include determining when a change occurs, assessing its impact, and managing the actual changes by updating plans. All areas of a project must be considered when accepting changes to ensure impacts are identified before approval.
The document discusses the importance of integrated change management. It notes that since projects are dynamic, change is inevitable so tools are needed to manage changes. Key aspects of change management include determining when a change occurs, assessing its impact, and managing the actual changes by updating plans. All areas of a project must be considered when accepting changes to ensure impacts are identified before approval.
The document discusses the importance of integrated change management. It notes that since projects are dynamic, change is inevitable so tools are needed to manage changes. Key aspects of change management include determining when a change occurs, assessing its impact, and managing the actual changes by updating plans. All areas of a project must be considered when accepting changes to ensure impacts are identified before approval.
The document discusses the importance of integrated change management. It notes that since projects are dynamic, change is inevitable so tools are needed to manage changes. Key aspects of change management include determining when a change occurs, assessing its impact, and managing the actual changes by updating plans. All areas of a project must be considered when accepting changes to ensure impacts are identified before approval.
change is inevitable. Therefore, having tools in place to manage the change is critical to project success. • Additional factors include: • Determining that a change has occurred • Determining change impact • Managing the actual changes when and if they occur – updating the plan
assist in choosing only those that are necessary. For example, a change request for additional features or functionality in an internal software program may be integrated into future releases rather than slowing down the current project.
also assist in detecting changes that are not submitted as requests. These changes can be schedule slippages and cost overruns. Both are changes to the project plan and must be addressed. These types of changes are detected by comparing work results with project plans. Any variance to the plan is considered a change and must be analyzed to determine the impact on the project’s end date or the customer’s level of satisfaction.
approved changes are reflected in the scope statement • WBS updates – changes that affect the project scope will require adjustments to the WBS • WBS dictionary updates – additional supporting information may be required in the WBS dictionary • Scope baseline updates