Change Planning
Change Planning
Change planning is a process within the ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library) framework that involves developing a plan for implementing changes to an organization’s IT systems and services. This process is critical for ensuring that changes are carefully planned and executed, and that the impact of changes is minimized.
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Once changes have been released for scheduling, the Change Manager must analyze dependencies for changes to ensure that they can be implemented smoothly and without disruption to the IT service.Â
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The Release Manager, in coordination with the Change Manager, then defines the requested resources and coordinates the availability of these resources to create a preliminary schedule.
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It is also the responsibility of the Release Manager to check for necessary planned service outages.
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The Change Manager documents the change plan.Â
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In some cases, a change evaluation may be required before planning can begin. This evaluation allows the change manager to assess the impact of a proposed change on the IT service and to make any necessary adjustments to the plan.
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Once the change planning process is complete, the change manager hands over the plan to the Project Management team for implementation. This handover ensures that all necessary resources and timelines are in place for the successful implementation of the change.
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