Configuration Management vs Change Management PMP (example provided)

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In this video, we will be discussing the differences between configuration management and change management process, system and plan. We will also cover what you will need to know for your upcoming PMP exam when you encounter configuration management questions.
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[@2daFull]

Change Management is a subset of Configuration Management. The CM Plan should cover approval authorities, roles and responsibilities, and what SOPs describe the Change Management process. Configuration Management has five key process areas: 1. PLANNING 2. IDENTIFICATION 3. STATUS ACCOUNTING 4. CHANGE CONTROL (CHANGE MANAGEMENT) 5. VERIFICATION AND AUDIT

[@karthikbalu2912]

Thanks

[@ももがすき-s9x]

Configuration management for the PRODUCTs Change management for the PROJECTs Thank you for your best "exposition" of the between configuration and change management. I subscribed your channel!

[@aLy0op]

Best explanation I've found. I appreciate using an example!

[@mimintitim5340]

I ve watched tons of videos, yours is the only one that made sense to me. Your exquisite voice is a bonus. Thank you so much 💓 definitely women are best at explaining pm content.

[@bollygirlNYC]

Finally someone explains it succinctly! TY

[@leguy42]

Great explanation! I used this video to explain to my C suite the difference so they could stop sounding like novices when they spoke at meetings with PMs and Development leaders.

[@ianpatrick23]

These PMP videos are really fantastic

[@Claudia-lq3ns]

I like your starfish avatar ⭐

[@nicolezapanta9265]

excellent explanation -- clear and concise! thank you so much!

[@wa7812]

Amazing explanation and very clear English words

[@pranavo523]

I now completely understand! Thank you so much!

[@varshinikohli4086]

Nice explanation, with an example. Thank you

[@msb1123]

So the all Changes must be applied on projects only, and on operations level will be Configuration Requests

[@jackieo7113]

Excellent!

[@chairulhalim4447]

Great one.

[@adelal-saif2259]

Thanks a lot, very helpful.

[@anikatahir6914]

Thanks for explaining this. However when would you NOT submit a change request? Of customer requests a change how do you know whether or not its appropriate to submit a request?

[@naveenvikrampmp7808]

Once PM Plan and baselines are formalized the changes from any stakeholders will intent to change request If PM Plan and baselines are not formalized the changes can be done directly by Project Manager

[@mohamedirshad5294]

Thanks, useful

[@anisaa8752]

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