Covers identification, change control, status accounting and audits for system configurations.
This highly interactive two-day course covers configuration management fundamentals, including configuration identification, change management, status accounting and audits. It also covers the configuration management process, organizing a change control board, writing a configuration management plan, stakeholder roles, tailoring configuration management to a system and lifecycle, developmental configuration management, and commercial off-the-shelf products. ASE includes lectures and in-class exercises.
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Configuration items and identification · Baseline management · Tailoring configuration management to the system and lifecycle
Configuration management process · Change control boards and member roles · Configuration management plans · Interface control working groups
Status accounting · Configuration audits · Developmental configuration management · Commercial off-the-shelf products · Configuration management standards and best practices
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