6.1 Change Management Process Purpose / Objective

o Successful and unsuccessful changes with business impact and risk justification • Define initial Critical Success Factors (CSFs) for Change Management that might include: o Efficient and prompt handling of changes This grounds any assertion that the Change Management process provides value, and justifies the Change Management process

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