3 WORK OUT HOW TO MANAGE CHANGES
Change is an inevitable part of projects. The purpose of a project is to change something – otherwise we wouldn’t do projects. There are two types of changes:
• changes that come about as a result of the project i.e. the deliverables of your project, and;
• changes within the project e.g. as a result of factors like new requirements, upgraded technology or external pressures such as new laws or modifications to regulatory frameworks, or a sponsor who changes the priorities.
The impact of the first type of change is hopefully the subject of your project and has been carefully planned with a communications and implementation strategy. It is the second type of change with which we are concerned here: how to manage ...
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