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Archive for the ‘Business Change Management’ Category

Change management is an essential element for the company. Large companies rely on everything that affects their production environment. But what is change management at all? Change management is the process that is triggered when a change is made in the production environment of a company. On the subject of this article, we will take a case involving information technology, to explain the change management.

Company “A” used change management to make changes to stick to the web server. The change management process can also provide all internal business units and departments of the future direction of web servers and what parts of society are affected by this change. The change management process is initiated by the decision to update the web server with a new version of the web application. Site administrators have complete quality control department and the developers of the final testing of the new program update and now it’s time to live. The website administrator starts the process to the end of this change and what measures are necessary to complete the task. It also describes the impact on internal and external users and departments of the company could be affected (eg external customer service). The description of these tasks for the program are generally high and not too detailed. The reason for this is to inform businesses about the change and not a precise list of how step by step instructions. Read the rest of this entry »