ITPEC IP April 2025 Question 56
ITPEC IP April 2025 — Question 56 of 100
Agree in advance on acceptable changes and how to prioritize them — a defined change-control process protects scope, schedule, and quality.
Each request can then be assessed for value, effort, risk, dependencies, and schedule impact. Authorized stakeholders can accept, reject, defer, or reprioritize changes using agreed criteria rather than making ad hoc decisions during development.
Answer (d)
Why not others:
- (a) bans all late requests instead of evaluating important changes
- (b) sacrifices testing and directly increases quality risk
- (c) preselects cancellation based only on request count rather than impact and priority
Key rule: Control change by defining submission, impact analysis, approval authority, priority, and baseline updates before requests arrive.
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