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Change Control is a critical component of change management that ensures all changes to processes, systems, or products are controlled and documented. The process includes assessment, approval, and monitoring of changes to avoid negative impacts and ensure continuous operations.
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Change control assesses, approves, plans, and documents changes to a system or configuration.
The approach grew from configuration management, quality management, and controlled approvals in regulated projects. ISO 10007 provides configuration-management guidance that includes assessing, approving, and tracking changes.
Each change gets a reason, an assessment, an accountable decision, an implementation step, and evidence of the result.
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Change control protects stability and traceability in important systems. Overly rigid approvals slow small, reversible adjustments and encourage workarounds.
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