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Software Configuration Management (
Software Configuration Management (
Defines the approach, activities, roles, and responsibilities for SCM throughout
the software development lifecycle.
Includes version control, change management, release management, and configuration
identification procedures.
Version Control Policy:
Outlines the rules and procedures for managing versions of software artifacts.
Includes branching strategies, tagging conventions, and permissions/access
controls.
Change Management Process:
Describes how changes to software artifacts are requested, evaluated, approved, and
implemented.
Includes procedures for tracking and documenting changes, as well as rollback
processes.
Release Management Plan:
Provides detailed information about each configuration item, including its purpose,
dependencies, version history, and related documentation.
Baseline Documentation:
Lists all identified risks along with their likelihood, impact, and
mitigation/responses.
Tracks the status of each risk and its associated actions.
Risk Assessment Reports:
Describes how risks are monitored throughout the project lifecycle and how changes
in risk status are communicated and addressed.
Lessons Learned Documentation: