How to Control Change Requests on a Project

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[@jatinnandwani6678]

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[@dirtydogdisco01]

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[@RajkiranMarella]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@AaronG303]

Hi Jennifer, thankyou for your clear and concise explanation. A tricky aspect for some of us to comprehend/appreciate is the initiation part of a change request. My experience suggests any stakeholder can raise/initiate a change request which is usually assessed by the PM (if it should be initially logged into the Change Request Log). Please confirm my thinking in terms of questions arising in the PMP exam
Secondly, if a change is entered into the Change Log (during the initiation/proposed change) is it recommended to add anything to the Issues Log (as well) which may directly/indirectly relate to the proposed change?
Many thanks in advance
Aaron G

[@ProjectManager]

Hi Gritty! Great questions! Check out this blog about how to lead change management: www.projectmanager.com/software/use-cases/change-management

[@ProjectManager]

You can also take a look at this change request form template: www.projectmanager.com/templates/change-request-form

[@danielnewhouse5044]

When should a change request be a problem report? I suspect that if it's not new requirements that are pushing the change, then it is a problem report.

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[@umayrjaved]

what if there is no change control board?

[@tonysamsumg1661]

There is always change control board. it may be made of a single person or more from the buyer and the seller's side.

[@sabbaghmunir]

If no CCB, PM has to submit it to client or sponsor to take the approval.

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