The document discusses change management, defining it as a process used to control project and product scope. It explains that the project scope defines the business need for the project, while the product scope defines specific deliverable attributes. Change management determines the pros and cons, timing, cost, and resources for changes. Changes can be major, requiring documentation and review, or minor, handled as normal maintenance. All changes will be managed effectively, benefit users, and be funded upon approval.
The document discusses change management, defining it as a process used to control project and product scope. It explains that the project scope defines the business need for the project, while the product scope defines specific deliverable attributes. Change management determines the pros and cons, timing, cost, and resources for changes. Changes can be major, requiring documentation and review, or minor, handled as normal maintenance. All changes will be managed effectively, benefit users, and be funded upon approval.
The document discusses change management, defining it as a process used to control project and product scope. It explains that the project scope defines the business need for the project, while the product scope defines specific deliverable attributes. Change management determines the pros and cons, timing, cost, and resources for changes. Changes can be major, requiring documentation and review, or minor, handled as normal maintenance. All changes will be managed effectively, benefit users, and be funded upon approval.
The document discusses change management, defining it as a process used to control project and product scope. It explains that the project scope defines the business need for the project, while the product scope defines specific deliverable attributes. Change management determines the pros and cons, timing, cost, and resources for changes. Changes can be major, requiring documentation and review, or minor, handled as normal maintenance. All changes will be managed effectively, benefit users, and be funded upon approval.
attributes of the deliverables defined in the project scope.
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Change management processes determine:
Pros and cons of each change
Timing and priority Cost Resource requirements
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Where is change management used? Business Requirements Support Application System Infrastructure Project 12/13/2000
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Change management types
Major change (outside defined scope) Requires write-up Cost and resource requirement estimation Change control board review
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Change management types
Minor change (within defined scope) Considered an enhancement Documented in enhancement log Completed as a normal course of maintenance business Change control board is notified
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Summary
All changes will:
Be managed effectively and efficiently
Benefit the user majority Be funded at time of approval