Change Management Processes Sample Clauses
The Change Management Processes clause establishes the procedures for requesting, evaluating, and implementing changes to the scope, deliverables, or terms of an agreement. Typically, it outlines how either party can propose a change, the documentation required, and the approval steps necessary before any modifications take effect. This clause ensures that all changes are managed systematically, reducing misunderstandings and helping both parties maintain control over project scope and obligations.
Change Management Processes. Tracking and managing changes to artifacts such as code and requirements including tracking when changes were made, who made them, and what those changes impact.
Change Management Processes. Yes The CenturyLink Customer Notification Group (CNG) proactively notifies customers of scheduled network maintenance that will impact service with a greater than 50-millisecond switch hit. Notification of standard maintenance will be e-mailed to customers 10 business days prior to the maintenance occurring. CenturyLink’s standard maintenance window is 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. local time to the site where the maintenance is taking place. Qualification for maintenance notification is having a completed Customer Profile on file with CNG. Occasionally, maintenance request are received by the CNG that do not fall within the standard notification guidelines: Jeopardy/Demand maintenance, which is required to ensure the integrity of the service. Emergency Maintenance, which is required to restore the integrity of the service. Carrier Maintenance, which is requested by outside service providers. In each of these instances, the CNG will work on a case-by-case basis to provide prompt notification to our customers, which will be accompanied by a valid reason for the short notice. Any notifications shorter than 24 hours will be followed up with a phone call to the number listed in the Customer Profile.
Change Management Processes. Change Management is the process of assessing, controlling and managing changes to VITA’s Supplier-managed equipment, or any aspect of the services related to the managed equipment. The primary goal of this process is to ensure that changes are properly planned for, communicated, and approved. Describe Supplier’s proposed Change Management Process, and provide documentation of Supplier’s change management procedures and auditing practices.
Change Management Processes. The parties shall participate in monthly change management discussions. Customer shall, to the extent reasonably possible, provide Blackboard with no less than 60 days prior notice of events which Customer anticipates will increase volume of the Support Services provided under this Schedule.