(CCB). Changes to configuration items are normally managed by a group called the Change Control Board (CCB).
A group of stakeholders responsible for approving or rejecting changes to project baselines. In order to to this, they must know the scope of the change and its impact on the cost and schedule. They must either reject the change, adopt it immediately, or adopt it at some point in the future. In the latter two cases, the project will have a new scope and baselined plans and estimates must be amended accordingly.
The change control board analyzes the impact of requested changes to the software and has the authority to approve or deny any change requests once development is underway. Before the project begins, the list of CCB members should be written down and agreedupon, and each CCB member should understand why the change control process isneeded and what their role will be in it.
a formally constituted group of stakeholders responsible for approving or rejecting changes to the project baselines.
Body of the Global Design Effort responsible for maintaining the ILC’s baseline configuration design. It assesses R&D projects and proposals to change the baseline configuration that could lead to improvements in the design.
See Change Advisory Board.
Change Control Board (CCB) information indicates the date of and notes for CCB meetings. The CCB makes decisions related to the implementation of changes.
A team responsible for analyzing change requests and determining if they should be implemented, deferred, or rejected.
the committee whose function is to govern the process of controlling changes to a baseline
A formally constructed group of stakeholders responsible for approving or rejecting changes to the projects baseline. (PMI)
In software development, a Change Control Board (CCB) or Software Change Control Board (SCCB) is a committee that makes decisions regarding whether or not proposed changes to a software project should be implemented. The change control board is constituted of project stakeholders or their representatives. The authority of the change control board may vary from project to project, but decisions reached by the change control board are often accepted as final and binding.