Software Change Management Processes
Software Change Management Processes refer to the structured approach and set of procedures used to manage changes to software products throughout their lifecycle. This includes planning, tracking, controlling, and implementing changes to ensure the software remains stable, functional, and meets the evolving needs of users. These processes typically involve identifying and documenting changes, assessing their impact, obtaining approval, testing changes, and deploying them in a controlled manner to minimize disruption and maintain the integrity of the software system.