A stakeholder has identified a new requirement that enhances the performance of the final deliverable. The project team has evaluated the impact, and it was approved by the CCB. Which of the…

The correct answer is D. Validate the change. After CCB approval, the project manager should validate the change before proceeding. Validation at this stage means confirming that the approved change is complete, properly authorized, and that all necessary details are in place before expending resources. Documenting (A) and…

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Question

A stakeholder has identified a new requirement that enhances the performance of the final deliverable. The project team has evaluated the impact, and it was approved by the CCB. Which of the following actions should the project manager take NEXT?

Options

ADocument the change.
BCommunicate to the stakeholder.
CImplement the change.
DValidate the change.

How the community answered

(47 responses)

A
4% (2)
B
17% (8)
C
6% (3)
D
72% (34)

Explanation

After CCB approval, the project manager should validate the change before proceeding. Validation at this stage means confirming that the approved change is complete, properly authorized, and that all necessary details are in place before expending resources. Documenting (A) and communicating (B) the change are important steps, but they come after validation ensures the change is ready to move forward. Implementing the change (C) is the final action and should only occur after the change has been validated and documented. The correct sequence in change management is: evaluate → approve (CCB) → validate → document → communicate → implement. Skipping validation risks implementing an incomplete or misunderstood change.

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#change management#CCB approval#change implementation#change control process

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