A project sponsor wants a reliable process for applying system updates while preserving stability and adhering to corporate standards. Which method accomplishes this goal?
Convene monthly cross-departmental meetings to inform the team of previously implemented modifications
Maintain a record of changes in a shared spreadsheet updated by each team
Adopt well-defined guidelines that require review, testing, and authorization for each new update
Apply fixes whenever a critical issue is discovered during production
Adopting well-defined guidelines that require review, testing, and authorization for each new update establishes consistency throughout the lifecycle. That structured approach controls risks by ensuring each change is vetted before implementation. Merely applying fixes in reaction to critical issues or logging them in a spreadsheet offers no mandatory vetting process. A monthly meeting without steps for formal testing and authorization introduces possible oversights.
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