The Project Management Tool Kit: 100 Tips and Techniques for Getting the Job Done Right
by Tom Kendrick
Review Change(s)
For each change, review the original situation and verify that the change proposed is the best response available. Validate that the change proposed is feasible, and that it is likely to obtain the desired result and avoid unintended consequences.
Analyze the impact of the proposed change. Determine the effect on:
The project schedule
Additional project activities and effort
Costs for additional equipment, components, training, rework, and scrap
Contracts for purchasing of materials or outsourced services
Customer satisfaction
Project priorities
Other projects
Assess the benefits of the proposed change. For problem-solving changes, determine avoided expense or schedule slippage. If the change relates to an external factor (modified ...
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