Chapter 6
Configuration Verification and Audits
The purpose of configuration verification and audit (CVA) is to ensure the composition of a project’s CIs and CI changes are registered, assessed, approved, tracked, and correctly implemented.
The verification and audit process may encompass the following:
- Integrity of CI information;
- Accuracy and reproducibility of CI History;
- Traceability of the project’s CIs across the project management process as well as between CIs; and
- Documentation is completed that defines the project.
PCM verification and audit establishes that the functional and performance requirements of a project and its deliverables have been achieved by the design and project implementation. PCM verification and audit is performed ...
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