A member of a CCB notices a change request was not approved by the steering committee. Which of the following is the BEST method to handle this situation?

The correct answer is B. Evaluate the impact of the change. When a Change Control Board (CCB) member notices a change request that was not approved by the steering committee, the best course of action is to first Evaluate the impact of the change (B). Understanding the impact provides the information needed to make an informed decision…

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Options

ADisapprove the change request.
BEvaluate the impact of the change.
CDevelop a regression plan.
DHold the change request for review

How the community answered

(42 responses)

A
12% (5)
B
81% (34)
C
5% (2)
D
2% (1)

Explanation

When a Change Control Board (CCB) member notices a change request that was not approved by the steering committee, the best course of action is to first Evaluate the impact of the change (B). Understanding the impact provides the information needed to make an informed decision about how to proceed - whether to escalate, disapprove, or request further review. Disapproving it outright (A) without evaluation is premature and could discard a potentially necessary change. Developing a regression plan (C) is for rollback scenarios, not for handling an unreviewed request. Holding the change for review (D) is vague; evaluating the impact is the actionable and substantive next step.

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