Scope of Impact, Classification & Action Items For Change Control

Discover how Isolocity uses change control procedures to mitigate risks and additional work through scope of impact and classification.
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April 22, 2021
Change control procedures are crucial to the success of business operations since they help reduce the amount of unnecessary change or disruptions caused by inefficient processes. Thus, Isolocity has added more flexibility and control for operators that require additional classification and scope of impact to make more meaningful decisions - while making it easier to create actions from them. The change control module now allows for classification of change controls which helps identify the area of the operation. This will make it easier to either trace back or limit the amount of work involved in completing them. The scope of impact enables teams to actively determine the areas that the change will potentially affect, both directly and indirectly. This active determination allows for the proactive planning of follow-up steps to mitigate any issues or disruptions that may arise.

Scope of Impact and Classifications In Action

Here’s how Isolocity has implemented classifications, and adjusted action items for better change control management:

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