Definition

Email this page to a friend   

 Email to a friend

Configuration Control Board

(Alias: CCB, change control board)

A group of project stakeholders responsible for:

  • Evaluating and approving or disapproving proposed changes to a system
  • Prioritizing the incorporation of approved changes
  • Scheduling the changes for forthcoming releases.

In some projects the CCB may also be responsible for verifying that approved changes are implemented.

Medium to large projects may have more than one CCB. For example, an external CCB comprising users, developers and marketing people is formed to deal with changes that will impact the customer. That is, product features, cost and delivery date. An internal CCB comprising developers and technical managers is formed to deal with changes in design approaches that will not be visible to the customer or impact costs and delivery dates.

The Configuration Control Board's Role in Change Management

Configuration Management
Collaboration

Member Comments

38 Comments 

32 member ratings

✭ ✭ ✭ ✭ ✩

RE Definition: Configuration Control Board

Great things

By anonymous » Fri 04-Mar-2022, 00:59, My rating: ✭ ✭ ✭ ✭ ✩

A Configuration Control Board (CCB) is a group that formally reviews proposed changes to products or documents. The CCB is responsible for approving, rejecting or deferring changes to the software. It is a quality assurance process that ensures that no unauthorized changes are made to the product. Now I need to get best parental monitoring apps for cell phone so that I could watch my children.

38 Comments  • Page 21 of 38 •        Previous « 1…  19   20   21   22   23  …38 » Next

- Rate this definition.
- Did it help?
- Suggest improvements.
- Request more information.
- Exchange ideas with our member community.
Email to a friend