CHANGE MANAGEMENT | PERFORM INTEGRATED CHANGE CONTROL 2022 | PMP TRAINING VIDEO | PMBOK 7TH EDITION

[@payalmukherjee4351]

As usual Ray, you have made Change Management a cake walk for me. Whichever topic I get stuck with, when I go through the explanations in your videos, all the missing pieces of puzzle falls into their right place. Thank you so much!

[@PMPwithRay]

You are very welcome! Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@oluwatosinlawal1751]

Hi Ray, I will taking my PMP exam on October 1, 2022. I must confess to you that ever since I started watching your videos and applying your problem-solving methodologies, my confidence level has increased significantly by a factor of 10. I will keep practicing as many questions as I can before my exam. You are a game changer indeed! Thank you

[@PMPwithRay]

Best of luck! I am happy to be a part of your PMP journey!

[@mewnew12]

Hi Ray, I cleared my PMP today and want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the Incredible content and explanations on the PMP topics. Your content is concise and clear. YI have learnt many functionalities just by watching your videos.Once again thanks and keep being Awesome !

[@PMPwithRay]

Hello Prasad, Many many congratulations for achieving this milestone in your career! It is all because of your hard work & dedication...enjoy the achievement! Welcome to the club... Please share my KZbin channel and my 330-Q Udemy mock within your network & peer group! That's the only way I can reach out to more potential PMP aspirants like you!...and help them achieve success... if you had taken my UDEMY course and found it helpful, it would be wonderful if you can provide a 5/5 rating & write a nice review for it…honestly, it would mean the world to me 😊 Wish you all the best in your career ahead...which I am sure will scale new heights now with PMP!!! I am really happy that I was a part of your journey for PMP... 😊 All the best, stay well... Best, Ray

[@ankurshrivastav4650]

This is probably the best possible explanation for Change Management Process and Integrated Change Control. Thank you very much for sharing.

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful Ankur! All the best for your PMP exam. Thanks for watching & commenting :)

[@soundaryathiagarajan5113]

Thanks a lot for this. This helped me a lot to pass my PMP exam. Thanks.

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it helped! :) I am happy for your success!

[@Eyad3466]

Thank you dear Ray for your useful explanation and tips. It helped me a lot and I’m happy to report that I’ve aced my exam. As you are a main contributor to my success, I’d like to express my appreciation and gratitude to you for great effort and contribution to projects management knowledge

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Eyad. That's great news. Big big congratulations. I am very happy for your success!

[@guestuser14341]

This flowchart gives a clear picture about PICC process. Thanks a lot.

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi. Thanks for watching:)

[@puneetjain5745]

Ray... Thank you so much. Your videos are so simple and provide all the required details. The approach to answers becomes much simpler.

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for your comment.

[@jeffler383]

couldn't be happier with this breakdown, this was causing me no end of trouble on my practice exams and it makes so much more sense now. THANK YOU!

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad to know that you found the video helpful! Cheers...

[@sdmmmdv]

Hey Ray, I just passed my PMP exam and I want to thank you!

[@PMPwithRay]

Hello Said, Many many congratulations for achieving this milestone in your career! It is all because of your hard work & dedication...enjoy the achievement! Welcome to the club... Please refer to my KZbin channel, website (pmpwithray.com) and my 200-Q Udemy mock within your network & peer group! That's the only way I can reach out to more potential PMP aspirants like you!...and help them achieve success... Wish you all the best in your career ahead...which I am sure will scale new heights now with PMP!!! I am really happy that I was a part of your journey for PMP.... All the best, stay well... Best, Ray

[@ahmadalraigi141]

You are the champion of PMP. Thanks a lot

[@PMPwithRay]

Wow, thanks for the comment Ahmad! Means a lot...

[@snehabhatia4272]

Thank you for the simple explanation. I am about to give the exam in next 5 days. This video is very valuable to me.

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@krishnakishoreramadugu3754]

Hi Ray , i passed PMP Exam on my first attempt today ,,, I would vouch for your videos for getting clarity on the topic integration Management ...Great Videos ...Thanks for the effort !!

[@PMPwithRay]

Hello Krishnakishore, Many many congratulations for achieving this milestone in your career! It is all because of your hard work & dedication...enjoy the achievement! Welcome to the club... Please refer to my KZbin channel, website (pmpwithray.com) and my 200-Q Udemy mock within your network & peer group! That's the only way I can reach out to more potential PMP aspirants like you!...and help them achieve success... Wish you all the best in your career ahead...which I am sure will scale new heights now with PMP!!! I am really happy that I was a part of your journey for PMP....happy holidays! 😊 All the best, stay well... Best, Ray

[@UltimateRavens_Fan]

I have no words on how impressive this video is. #speechless. Keep these videos coming.

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you for watching & commenting. :) I hope you benefit from my videos for your PMP exam.

[@preetharajamurthy9243]

The explanation was so simple .. after I completed integration KA I still faced difficulty in answering Qs to changes .. this explanation was easy to understand and answer with right options .. thanks

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it helped Preetha. Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@kornun2048]

I passed the exam on Dec 17th. Thank you so much for your videos, They are very helpful.

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Korn, Many many congratulations for achieving this milestone in your career! It is all because of your hard work & dedication...enjoy the achievement! Welcome to the club... Please refer to my KZbin channel, website (pmpwithray.com) and my 200-Q Udemy mock within your network & peer group! That's the only way I can reach out to more potential PMP aspirants like you!...and help them achieve success... Wish you all the best in your career ahead...which I am sure will scale new heights now with PMP!!! I am really happy that I was a part of your journey for PMP.... All the best, stay well... Best, Ray

[@savitakadi7332]

Hello Ray, I passed my PMP, your inputs and ways to solve situational questions have been super helpful!

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Savita, many many congratulations for achieving this milestone in your career! It is all because of your hard work & dedication...enjoy the achievement! Welcome to the club... Please refer to my KZbin channel, website (pmpwithray.com) and my 275-Q Udemy/RNP mock within your network & peer group! That's the only way I can reach out to more potential PMP aspirants like you!...and help them achieve success...It would be wonderful if you can provide a 5/5 rating & write a nice review for my Udemy course…of course if you feel it was worth it 😊 Wish you all the best in your career ahead...which I am sure will scale new heights now with PMP!!! I am really happy that I was a part of your journey for PMP... 😊 All the best, stay well... Best, Ray

[@lubai199]

Appreciate your videos! I passed the exam this week. Your thinking process is clear and fits into the PMP exam methodology well. I also watched many of your other videos. They are really great!

[@PMPwithRay]

Hello Lu, Many many congratulations for achieving this milestone in your career! It is all because of your hard work & dedication...enjoy the achievement! Welcome to the club... Please refer my KZbin channel, website (pmpwithray.com) and my 200-Q Udemy mock within your network & peer group! That's the only way I can reach out to more potential PMP aspirants like you!...and help them achieve success... Wish you all the best in your career ahead...which I am sure will scale new heights now with PMP!!! I am really happy that I was a part of your journey for PMP.... All the best, stay well... Best, Ray

[@Sharanyabeats]

After answering the questions by following your picc flow chart it was like Eureka moment for me. Very articulate and detailed explanation. look forward to watch all your videos. Thanks for creating such awesome content.

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@maleej]

Hi Ray, I passed PMP exam yesterday in first attempt. Thank you for these excellent videos 🙏

[@PMPwithRay]

HI Vijay. Many many congratulations for achieving this milestone in your career! It is all because of your hard work & dedication...enjoy the achievement! Welcome to the club... Please refer to my KZbin channel, website (pmpwithray.com) and my 275-Q Udemy/RNP mock within your network & peer group! That's the only way I can reach out to more potential PMP aspirants like you!...and help them achieve success... Wish you all the best in your career ahead...which I am sure will scale new heights now with PMP!!! I am really happy that I was a part of your journey for PMP... 😊 All the best, stay well... Best, Ray

[@maleej]

@@PMPwithRay Sure! Thanks Ray!!

[@feenixphyre3117]

I just want to thank you!! You uDemy and KZbin have been so helpful in my prep!! Test is tomorrow and I feel ready

[@PMPwithRay]

Excellent! All the very best! I am very happy that I could be a part of your PMP journey! Let me know how was your test.

[@SandeepSingh-gi6qr]

Ray, That's really great explanation with proper flow. I have paid huge amount to an online mentor. Now I am confused...! Secondly, please share flow charts as they are a real help in solving the questions. Thanks

[@PMPwithRay]

My videos are FREE! :) So keep watching them. I will come up with more videos soon! Thank you for watching & commenting! :) All the best for your PMP exam!

[@mylus9766]

Amazing . Helped me understand the icc process crystal clear. Thanks a ton.

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it helped!

[@anytalks99]

Thank you Ray for this video about change control!! I just passed my exam with this framework!!

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Annie, Many many congratulations for achieving this milestone in your career! It is all because of your hard work & dedication...enjoy the achievement! Welcome to the club... Please refer to my KZbin channel, website (pmpwithray.com) and my 200-Q Udemy mock within your network & peer group! That's the only way I can reach out to more potential PMP aspirants like you!...and help them achieve success... Wish you all the best in your career ahead...which I am sure will scale new heights now with PMP!!! I am really happy that I was a part of your journey for PMP....happy holidays! 😊 All the best, stay well... Best, Ray

[@jennyrivera6621]

Hi Ray, this was one of the best explanations/ breakdown that really helped me understand the PICC process. Much appreciated! Looking forward to future videos like this. Thank you!

[@PMPwithRay]

Awesome, thank you Jenny! More videos to come soon...

[@amit167]

hi Ray, the process is still not over in my opinion. There are 4 outcomes (1 when the CR is out of Scope, and REst are Hold, Accept and Reject) and I think affter a decision, the formal communication needs to be sent to the StakeHolder about the status of the CR. The StakeHolder might get furious about the CR not being accepted but then as you said CCB/Sponsor is the final approval so redirect the StakeHolder to the Process that CCB Decision is final. Appreciate your effort in creating this one..

[@PMPwithRay]

Yes, true...you are correct! Timely communication to stakeholders is also important after a decision on a CR.

[@ramztheredevil]

Ray, this is beautifully explained. I was never this clear abt CMP concept. But after watching your explanation, I'll remember it in my sleep! Thanks a lot

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching & commenting :)

[@rakeshkal7651]

Hi Ray, this video, along with your other video "how to answer situational questions' has been a game changer for me. It helped me identify the mindset and framework in answering the situational and change management questions, which are the majority of questions. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!

[@PMPwithRay]

Hello Rakesh. Thank you for watching & commenting!

[@rosealapatt1315]

Excellent! The logical sequence will help fix any confusion. Thank you

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your comment :)

[@muthukumara19]

Thank u Mr.Ray. Passed the PMP on today. This video helped me very much for tackling the change control quesstions.

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it helped! Thank you for letting me know. All the best!

[@maazarsh2567]

This is master class about change request process, now it's so clear for me, within another 4 hours I have exam... I am more confident after watching your video thanks for sharing...

[@omaralnajjar9670]

Tell us if you passed and the recipe!! Good luck

[@PMPwithRay]

All the best Ibrahim! How did the exam go? :-)

[@PMPwithRay]

Even I am waiting for the good news from Ibrahim! :-)

[@maazarsh2567]

@@PMPwithRay Dear Ray, I cleared my PMP.. ur CVB flowchart helps me a lot to understand in-depth, thanks a tone

[@maazarsh2567]

@@omaralnajjar9670 cleared my PMP, thank yoy

[@amberjande7876]

A great clarification of how change flow ... Thanks Ray !!!

[@PMPwithRay]

You are welcome! Keep watching :) Thanks for your comment!

[@chocolication]

Dear Ray, I am impressed with your logic and valuable information that you built in here. Really worthy to all PMP aspirants. Thank you very much for all the precious inputs! I am humbled to all the efforts you put in. Very useful. Cheers.

[@PMPwithRay]

Dear Raluca. Thanks for watching and commenting. Let me know what else would you like me to cover in this channel as a part of PMP syllabus!

[@raghavendrakaliga211]

Thank you. This video was very useful in understanding the change control process.

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching & commenting :)

[@raghavendrakaliga211]

@@PMPwithRay Thank you. What is the best way to talk to you. Need some guidance for the exam.

[@piayah6647]

Thank you Ray... Your video is what I need ❤

[@PMPwithRay]

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@umarhanif1377]

Thank you very much Mr. Ray for explaining integrated change control process in very easy manner.. Stay Happy and Blessed

[@PMPwithRay]

You are very welcome Umar. Thank you for watching & commenting.

[@umarhanif1377]

Sir,Hope you are fine ,i want to ask that after doing the impact analysis we need to go with identify options e.g Fast track,crashing etc

[@PMPwithRay]

It depends on what change you want to do? Does it affect schedule? If yes, then maybe. It depends whether you need to change the schedule baseline which you developed during planning. Note that you will not do any crashing & fast-tracking if the change is related to Cost or Quality right?

[@umarhanif1377]

@@PMPwithRay Thanks

[@wasimmomin6625]

This is the best explaination about change control... Thanks for this 🙂👍

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! :) Keep watching...

[@nazad6879]

Hi Ray, thanks a lot for this video, the best for me on Change process.. really helped me answer those Change related questions! Passed yesterday on 1st try. Thanks again Ray!

[@PMPwithRay]

Many many congratulations for achieving this milestone in your career! It is all because of your hard work & dedication...enjoy the achievement! Welcome to the club... Please refer my KZbin channel and website (pmpwithray.com) within your network & peer group! That's the only way I can reach out to more potential PMP aspirants like you!...and help them achieve success... Wish you all the best in your career ahead...which I am sure will scale new heights now with PMP!!! I am really happy that I was a part of your journey for PMP.... All the best, stay well... Best, Ray

[@sargamkapoor1899]

Flowchart provided is very helpful and makes a lot of concepts clear - thanks for providing this info

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@zainabanih593]

Thank you for doing something so wonderful for us.

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Zainab. Thank you for watching & commenting! All the best for your PMP exam :)

[@henryokonji8165]

Thank you Ray. This was very helpful during my PMP exam

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it helped Henry. thanks for watching & commenting :)

[@datamindz]

Thanks Ray. This makes a lot sense.

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@khoirula1455]

Ray, thank you. This chart gives a very good approach to understand ICC

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@kamsfox2865]

Clear process that I now understand...thanks again

[@PMPwithRay]

You are most welcome Kams! Thanks for watching & commenting.

[@baishakhidatta3765]

Thanks a lot Ray for the flowchart and explanation. This definitely makes it easy yo comprehend.

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Baishakhi. I am glad that you found the video helpful. Cheers!

[@amitkhairnar8450]

Excellent explanation! Really fixes the CMP in mind. Thanks for this Ray!

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching & commenting!

[@sijilts30]

Thank you so much for explaining it well with example :)

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@angelkhuu2154]

Thank you for the explanation! If the customer's change request is out of scope, does the change request still go through the Change Control Board? How does the change request work if there is no impact to schedule, cost, and scope, or is it inevitable it would impact one of these constraints? If the change request is taken to the sponsor/customers to be aligned, if they are not okay with the impact, would the request still go through the CCB?

[@PMPwithRay]

1. If change request is out of scope, it does not go to CCB. Check the Yes/No decision point in the flowchart explained in the video once again... 2. If a change request does not include schedule, cost or scope, then you need to check impact on resources, risk, communications, stakeholders, quality etc. 3. Customers/sponsors often are part of CCB only...

[@javedashraf421]

You are the best!

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@Surabhi_Ganesh]

Hi Ray, This piece of video really enlighted me and easily i could learn the flow of PICC. Appreciated. Looking forward for more videos like this ,so that it can help in my journey towards PMP

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you for watching & commenting Surabhi :) I wish you all the best for your PMP exam!

[@meghnajain05]

Thanks Ray for such simple explanation! I like all your videos, really boosting my confidence.

[@PMPwithRay]

You are very welcome Meghna! Thank you for watching & commenting...

[@anshumanhazarika5432]

Such clarity 💕💕 Love this video

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad you liked it!! Thank you for watching & commenting.

[@anshumanhazarika5432]

@@PMPwithRay There is a genious in simplicity. This was awesome 💞💞💞

[@sheilamehta648]

the flow chart is brilliant - very helpful.

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you for watching & commenting :) All the best for your PMP prep!

[@sarahmackweldon4142]

This was SO helpful and easy to understand in the way you explained it.

[@PMPwithRay]

Thanks for watching & commenting. Glad it was helpful :)

[@yashasvitalwar4246]

Very well explained. You experiences are very valuable

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad you think so! Thank you for watching & commenting. :)

[@ashu20393]

Oh u have made our life so easy.. Ur flow chart is flawless.. Keep up the good work Ray.. I am ur fan.. I have submitted application let's see if it gets accepted.. Plz keep solving questions.. Thank u Ray..

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you for watching & commenting Asif! :) All the best for your PMP.

[@madeelhassan]

Excellent flow chart. Now I notice that why my answers were getting wrong. Appreciate your flow chart

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@tprlsindhuri]

Very very useful one..... Thanks for such a detailed explanation

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you for your comment :)

[@ayotundeoludahunsi4067]

Thanks alot for this explanations. Much appreciated.

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching & commenting! Appreciate it...

[@tomyr95]

This was a phenomenal discussion on change management. Thank you!

[@PMPwithRay]

Happy that you found the video helpful :)

[@jyotirohit7537]

This flowchart helped me a lot during solving practice questions !!!

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it helped! Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@varshinikohli4086]

This is gold, thanks for sharing it with us.

[@PMPwithRay]

Thanks Varshini for watching. All the best for you exam. Keep watching this channel for more such useful content.

[@rorygroom211]

Hey Ray, Great video. I was doing a mock test recently and was a bit confused when I got one of these questions wrong using your structure. Can you give me some feedback on how you would've answered this question: You are managing a residential building construction project. Your client has just requested a change in the lighting system which may increase project risk and costs. What should be your first action? A. Update the project risk register B. Analyze the impacts of the change C. Raise the issue to the project sponsor D. Issue a Change Request

[@PMPwithRay]

Hello, since the change is already requested, the correct option should be 'B'. If you have marked 'D'...it's wrong because 'issuing a change request' means the change is approved and ready for execution...which is not the case here...!

[@bursamboy26]

Hi Ray - Can you explain why updating the project risk register is wrong? Shouldn’t it be your first step to log every risk upon identifying it? And if following your chart, my answer would be D. Issue a change request. How did you know that the client filed a formal change request or just plainly requesting a change(your first step) I’m probably confused with the language.

[@mariannedoherty2321]

Another awesome video! Please keep these up. They are helping SO much. Applying the learning to the questions and how you rule in or out is most helpful. Thank you Ray!!

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad you like them! Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@abdelkrimaguenini4501]

More than helpful !! Thank you Ray !! amazing simplification of a very hard topic for me!!

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@vaibhavsingh4633]

Thankyou for this amazing video Ray..!! You will be happy to hear that I cleared the PMP exam yesterday. This video was the best I could get anywhere to answer those Change management questions. that AT in MC process group is for you who helped me and made everything so easy. Thanks again mate.!!

[@PMPwithRay]

Hello Vaibhav, Many many congratulations for achieving this milestone in your career! It is all because of your hard work & dedication...enjoy the achievement! Welcome to the club... Please refer to my KZbin channel, website (pmpwithray.com) and my 200-Q Udemy mock within your network & peer group! That's the only way I can reach out to more potential PMP aspirants like you!...and help them achieve success... Wish you all the best in your career ahead...which I am sure will scale new heights now with PMP!!! I am really happy that I was a part of your journey for PMP....happy holidays! 😊 All the best, stay well... Best, Ray

[@anitathakur-xn8yg]

Ray, Thanks for the wonderful video.Do you mind answering the below two questions to get more clarity on the change management? 1. Does ICC thread still hold for Agile projects specially when we know that changes to the Project scope is expected? 2. What if the team is not happy with the approval of the CCB on some changes? Do they just still need to implement it or is there a better way to handle the situation? Looking forward to hearing from you, thanks! Happy New Year!!

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Anita, 1. ICC thread holds true irrespective of the project methodology. The only difference is in Agile/Iterative projects, you need not to submit Change Requests every time to CCB since by nature agile projects dosen't have a fixed plan beyond a short horizon... 2. Once a change is passed by CCB, you need to implement it regardless the team is happy or not. It is your job as a PM to ease any differences of opinion within your team members BEFORE the request goes to CCB... Hope this helps! Ray

[@anitathakur-xn8yg]

@@PMPwithRay Thanks a lot! Looking forward to your video on the new exam style. How different would it be in terms of questions style? What additional topics would need to be covered to pass the new exam?

[@PMPwithRay]

I am planning to cover the new exam style extensively in my upcoming videos. Keep watching this space:)

[@ace_cubes]

This made it CMP so easy, I wish if this breakdown and also steps are in the PMBOK

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@thirallunagariya831]

Just amazing man...thanks for this video...

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad you liked it! Thank you for watching & commenting!

[@ihabjalal9]

you did very good job and well appreciated...thanks for your effort

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@dnyaneshsonawane4636]

Easy to understand ...Thank you Sir

[@PMPwithRay]

Keep watching :)

[@rajatkumaragarwal9668]

Hi Ray, there are visible differences in the sequence of perform integrated change control process, as mentioned in PMBOK Vs in Rita, s... Can you pls study both and suggests a finalized and correct sequence.

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Rajat, thanks for your comment. the flowchart I discuss is the correct sequence irrespective Rita & PMBOK...essentially they speak the same thing. Can you tell me where did you find a gap?

[@selimakhtar]

Hi, I watched your episode, it's very nice. This representation gives me complete pictures about the process. Can you please prepare similar type of representation for other areas?

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Selim. Thanks for watching & commenting. I will definitely keep that in my mind for future videos.

[@alkagupta1971]

It has good and logical explanation. Do you have your own question on this topic ? Also do you have video for earned value - with math and logical questions?

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Alka, I have EMV videos on my channel as well. Hope you find them useful. Thanks for watching & commenting. :)

[@sameerkoshti677]

hello Ray, thanks a lot for making it so simple to understand. A quick question, is it the CCB or the sponser who is the final approver? I may be wrong but what I have seen in many of the reference documents is that the CCB is the final approver.

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Sameer, the sponsor is a member of the CCB. Hence when a change request is approved, it has the alignment of the sponsor. However, it's the CCB who approved the change request and NOT the sponsor only, to avoid conflict of interest.

[@sattarmitzi]

Thanks Ray for making it so simple.

[@PMPwithRay]

You are very welcome! And thanks for watching and commenting!

[@JavedIqbal-xu9xf]

Very very informative video on integrated change control process....

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad you liked it Javed. Thanks for watching.

[@JavedIqbal-xu9xf]

@@PMPwithRay...... R there more videos to be expected in near future....?

[@PMPwithRay]

Definitely yes! Keep an eye ;)

[@srinivascheekati2660]

Very good. I hope one more step may be needed doing BASELINE after approval and before execution. Some questions on this steps

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Srinivas, baseline revision is done AFTER the change is completed. Becuase there can be cases where additional scope changes may come while executing a change.

[@niyashkhan671]

Super Ray very easily understand videos

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@leoxx5467]

Great explanations

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi I am very happy to know that you are finding my KZbin videos helpful. I wish you all the very best for your PMP prep! Keep an eye on my KZbin channel for more upcoming tutorial videos (as per the new format of the PMP exam in 2021) and please share them within your network & peer group who are also preparing for the PMP exam… Take care, Ray

[@aniketchhilwar5670]

Hello Ray. Thank you for videos. Specially this video helped me get a lot of questions right during the exam which helped me pass the exam

[@PMPwithRay]

I am super happy to know about your success Aniket. Many congratulations. Pls refer my channel and videos within your friends and network...would be of great help :) God bless...

[@aniketchhilwar5670]

I have already started and will continue to do that 😊. Keep the good work going 👍🏻

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you! Wish you all the best in your career!

[@sanjayb22]

khoob bhalo brother ..... nowadays I started following you only as my last source before the exam scheduled in three weeks. Very well explained. By the way, may I request you to share something related to various logs especially the timing of an update.

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Sanjay. Thank you for your comment. I am happy to be part of your PMP journey! Can you elaborate your question a bit more pls? I am not quite able to understand it....bhalo thakben...:)

[@sanjayb22]

@@PMPwithRay brother , I guess I am still struggling a bit to identify/capture the events lets say to update the assumption log. The same is applicable for other logs like Issue Log, Risk Log, ChangeLog, etc etc. So just wondering if you have something, in a nutshell, to kill these logs before they kill me...... :(

[@krishnank8495]

Thank you sir This vedio help me so much 🙏

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you so much ,Krishna.

[@AnneDubord]

Thank you for this explanation! Easy to understand now! :)

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@Vkrish1]

Helo. The video was wonderful and gave good insights to the change control procedure . Can u also guide me with the links to the mock test papers . There are lot of stuffs online and I am not sure which one is more reliable . Will be of great help if u can guide me . Thanks

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Vijay, Thank you for watching & commenting :) I have listed some mock question banks in the description section of my videos. Have a look there. Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@newcovenantmuro7411]

Very Helpful Video, Thank you

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching & commenting!

[@atulsnu1]

Nice and well learnt but one more step possible, may be i am wrong Change log update then Communication(Confirguation management) after that Manage the revised project.

[@PMPwithRay]

Not entirely true....depends on the context of the question. Also, communication management & configuration management are not the same thing!

[@AbidHussain-cc7dj]

In second question when it talks about "Change does not affect the schedule and east to complete" shouldn't we assume that impact analysis has already been completed and next step is ICC loop and answer is contact the sponsor? Option B?

[@PMPwithRay]

What about impact on cost, resources, quality, communication etc? You don't evaluate a change only on the basis of ease of execution and schedule...

[@AbhayMamidpalliwar]

Great Explanation. Please put more questions on this topic.

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Abhay. Thank you, I will....:)

[@richardakinyemi2553]

Brilliant insight Ray! Many thanks.

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad you enjoyed it :) Thanks for your comment!

[@louieyuro5589]

Good day, the illustration are so in depth, unlike PMP Book it is sometimes confusing when there are no process flow shown. Do you have any other references for PMP Document and Project Documents like the one that you have shown in change control process. Do appreciate your blogs.

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you for watching & commenting Louie :) If you check out my other videos, you will see that I have discussed a lot of PMP Document and Project Documents...check the ITTO series!

[@louieyuro5589]

@@PMPwithRay Thank you, appreciate it.

[@nibous80]

Really well put thank you! What if the question starts with the change coming from the CCB and some of the team members do not agree with this change. What is the next step for the project manager?

[@PMPwithRay]

Hello. If it comes from CCB, then it has already gone through the steps of analyzing & evaluating the impact etc. etc...hence the next step should be to start the process of implementation...dosen't matter if all of the teams members like the change or not...

[@nibous80]

@@PMPwithRay Thank you Ray!!!

[@GalaxyCookies76]

Excellent Job, Do you have more regarding Closing /Terminating/Transition of the project, Deliverables?

[@PMPwithRay]

Not yet Atif, But will definitely keep it as my future video ideas. Thank you for your comment :)

[@sumitmitra9144]

Can you pls make a video on Project closure and it's sequential activities. There is tremendous amount of confusion regarding the flow of this particular topic as well . Thank you .

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you for the suggestion Sumit. I will keep that in mind for future videos.

[@laineym2237]

Thank you! Studying now, and the integrated change control section was not clear to me, and I was worried since it's a big part of the exam.

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it helped! Thank you for watching & commenting!

[@lakshminarayanavunnava2681]

Hi Ray, i am very much impressed and getting more clarity through your videos. they are really good. Thank you so very much. I have a query here , When sponsor is the ultimate decision maker , then why to go to CCB after sponsor approval . Even after CCB approval, again sponsor is the ultimate decision maker. This step may demoralize CCB legitimacy. How to understand this scenario..

[@PMPwithRay]

Good point. Generally in most orgs. the sponsor is part of the CCB...hence that conflict is not there. In orgs. where that's not the case, it OK for the sponsor to take the call since he is the main budget owner...not the CCB. And the CCB understands that.

[@hazratinsaan]

Another one During the project execution, stakeholder requests a change to ensure final product will satisfy their requirements. What should project manager do next? A) Approve the request only if it does not have impact on budget or schedule B) Submit a change request, as per the project change control process C) Reject the request D) Ask the team to determine the impact of the request on budget and schedule I assume B is only correct because option D does not ask team to evaluate impost on the triangle and etc. Had the option D included analyse the impact then D should be correct, right?

[@PMPwithRay]

Answer is D. Watch this video to know why: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2GzdmWgYtNqg6s

[@arizadavid9319]

fantastic explanation 👍

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you for watching & commenting! :)

[@leenaphilips4620]

Super helpful, thanks Ray!

[@PMPwithRay]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching & commenting!

[@vinayzigma123]

Excellent!!

[@PMPwithRay]

Thank you for watching & commenting :)

[@ashishpal3946]

Thank you Sir. 🙂

[@PMPwithRay]

Most welcome! Keep watching :)