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The procedures involved in change management are generally called 'Change Control Procedures'. The term change management can also refer to a change in a human organization. In that case, the focus is on issues of managing the resistance and discomfort experienced by people in the organization. It can apply to changes in a project, a department or a whole company. See also: Change Control |
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What is an Engineering Change Order?
Being an essential component of Engineering Change Management, an ECO is a written document authorizing to incorporate changes in the scope of the engineering process.
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Project management methods and quality standards
Much has been said and written over the past few years about the need to use recognized project management methods and quality standards. PMBOK, PRINCE, PPS, and ISO9000 are some of the most known. Yet, which ones best suit your specific business and project needs? As the debate about the possibility to have a unique globally recognized standard continues, let us walk you through some key aspects you should take into account in your next project.
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How should I deal with changes to my project?
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