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3 Differences Between Configuration Management vs Change Management
Is configuration management part of change management? Or, is it the other way around? A few months ago, there was an interesting discussion on one of the LinkedIn forum. The discussion was focused on configuration management vs change management. A few participants said that Configuration Management Plan is part of Change Management Plan. While other […]
Continue readingWhy is Defect Repair Considered as a Change Request?
9ud7k7yubgg What is Defect Repair? I started managing projects long time ago. We used to have lot of fun in early days. During that period, we had a common joke in our organization A competent Project Manager can portray every Defect as a Change Request. On the other hand, an intelligent Client can introduce every […]
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Defining Change Management Let us answer “What is Change?” before we look at the Change Management definition. What is a Change? Project Managers and other stakeholders are often stumped by this question. Sometimes Change related discussions turn ugly. They can even become personal “me vs. you” debates. These discussions are not healthy for a project. […]
Continue reading9 Rules to Answer PMP Change Management Questions
How to Answer PMP Change Management Questions Correctly? PMP Change Management questions are considered to be difficult questions. The questions are long, confusing and unnerving. Sometimes, all the options seem to be the correct answer. While answering these questions, usually the aspirants are not sure about the correct answer. Look at the adjacent picture. Does […]
Continue reading“Change” is Not Evil!
10 Steps For Effective Change Management Benjamin Disraeli would have made a great Project Manager. He was a British Prime Minister, parliamentarian and a Conservative statesman. He served in government for three decades, twice as Prime Minister. A famous quote is attributed to him Change is inevitable, change is constant. Benjamin Disraeli This is very […]
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