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Change control and management

• the concept of Configuration Change Management (CCM), emphasizing its importance in maintaining consistency between a product and its defining information throughout its lifecycle. It explains the systematic process for managing changes—identifying, classifying, documenting, approving, and implementing changes—to ensure product supportability, reliability, and traceability.

4 hr

Created by Dr. YASSER MEKKY

EN/AR [Auto]

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# Content
1 • Introduction to Configuration Change Management
2 • Principles of CCM (nine principles)
3 • Procedures When a Change is Required
4 • Identification of the Change (request, change number)
5 • Classification of the Change (minor, major)
6 • Documentation of Change (requests, records)
7 • Approval Process and Authorities (Program Manager, CAA, CCB)
8 • Post-Approval Implementation Processes
9 • Management of Variance Requests
10 • Summary of CCM processes, classifications, and key considerations.
# Outcomes
• Understand the role and importance of CCM in product lifecycle management.
• Recognize the nine principles that underpin effective change management.
• Describe how to identify, classify, and document changes systematically.
• Explain the approval process, including roles of authorities like the Program Manager and Change Control Boards.
• Apply knowledge to manage change requests, variances, and ensure proper implementation.
# Participants
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• military, defense contractors, logisticians, program managers, and stakeholders involved in configuration management and product sustainment.