Engineering Change Management (glossary)
1. Change Management: The comprehensive evaluation and approval or disapproval of a change that takes into consideration all effects of the change.
2. Engineering Change: An alteration in the configuration of a configuration item or other desiginated item after formal establishment of its configurement identification.
Source(s)
To be added for SEBoK 1.0.
Discussion
Engineering Change Management focuses on technical changes, or the technical aspect of a change, versus the business or budgetary aspect of the change. An engineering change notice is the formal release of an engineering revision to an approved baseline.
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