Change Control
Whereas a PMO improves project management and can provide the necessary checkpoints to verify that backup and recovery requirements are addressed within the new projects, an organization with a change-control system can ensure that any proposed changes have been carefully evaluated and scheduled before approval or change execution. Change control involves a submittal, review, and approval process for each change that typically includes the following information:
• Change description—Includes which systems will be changed, what the change is, and why it is proposed or required
• Impact of the change—Details if any systems or services will be unavailable during the execution of the change and who will be affected or impacted by the ...
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