Changes to configuration items can be proposed in a change request by any involved parties including customer, contractor or subcontractors.
Term used to describe the UN/EDIFACT processes of evaluating, approving and recording revisions to UN/EDIFACT messages. CR is the term used to identify a Change Request after a CR number has be en assigned. A UN/EDIFACT CR form is used to request changes to UN/EDIFACT standards. Similar in nature to an ASC X12 DM.
a written request (or a verbal request written down) by a client or other user of an environmental software system to modify that system. Changes can include enhancements or revisions to solve identified problems. Each change is tracked separately.
A change request is a request for modifications to the scope, quality, time and/or cost of a project. ()
a formal written request, associated with a particular originator and a specified root cause, to fix a defect , modify a requirement , or otherwise effect a meaningful change to the system being developed
Change requests normally crop up during the client acceptance testing phase of a project. They are changes to the system that were not included within the original scope, which normally means that they are chargeable. See Bug for a comparison.
A formal way of proposing modifications to the end-product. They should be submitted to the Change Control Board who will rule on each change request.
The change instrument used to identify changes affecting the functional baselines and cost, schedule, and contractual data associated with information systems baselines. Change requests may also be used to identify changes from subordinate configurations that impact baselines outside their authority.
a request needed to obtain formal approval for changes to the scope, design, methods, costs or planned aspects of a project. Change requests may arise through changes in the business or issues in the project. Change requests should be logged, assessed, and agreed on before a change to the project can be made.
The list of change requests, related to your selection from the StarTeam folder hierarchy, that is displayed when you select the Change Request tab. The list is further refined by the All Descendants button and filter you select.
A generic form or screen, used to record details of a request for a change to a configuration item. Examples are Request for Change, Project Scope Change, Software Change Control form. It is a means of proposing a modification to the current specification of a product, system or environment.
1. A request for a change to the required behavior of a system, usually from a user as a result of reviewing current behavior. 2. The mechanism by which a change is requested, investigated, resolved and approved;
A Request for adding a new feature to the system, which has not been described in the Specification . An approved change request will lead to a software modification.
Used to make changes on your original requisition. The change request follows workflow to purchasing for approval. Changes can only be requested on dispatched purchase orders. If your PO was dispatched to MarketPlace change requests cannot be used.
A formal request to change an existing metadata specification, including additions, alterations and deletions. source: EBU MARS Administrative Practices
A (usually) formal request to change an artifact that has been base lined. Typically a description of the change, who requested the change, and the reason for the change are included at a minimum.
a request to modify an existing software work product
A change request is a document containing a call for an adjustment of a system; it is of great importance in the change management process.