PolymathPlus Change Management Process

Introduction

The Change Management Process at PolymathPlus LLC ensures that all changes to our systems, software, and services are managed in a controlled and systematic manner. This process aims to minimize the risk of disruptions and ensure the stability and reliability of our services.

Objectives

Scope

This process applies to all changes that may affect PolymathPlus LLC's software, systems, and services, including infrastructure, applications, and documentation.

Change Management Process

1. Request for Change (RFC)

All changes must be initiated with a formal Request for Change (RFC). The RFC should include:

2. Change Assessment and Approval

The proposed change will be assessed for potential impacts, risks, and benefits. The Change Advisory Board (CAB) will review the RFC and provide approval or request further information.

3. Change Planning

Once approved, a detailed change plan will be developed, including:

4. Change Implementation

The change will be implemented according to the approved change plan. All relevant documentation will be updated, and stakeholders will be informed of the progress.

5. Change Testing

After implementation, the change will be thoroughly tested to ensure it meets the required standards and does not negatively impact existing services. Testing results will be documented.

6. Change Review and Closure

Following successful implementation and testing, the change will be reviewed to ensure objectives were met. The change will then be formally closed, and all documentation will be finalized.

Roles and Responsibilities

Review and Maintenance

This Change Management Process will be reviewed annually and updated as necessary to reflect changes in our operations, technology, and industry best practices. Any changes to the process will be communicated to all employees and relevant stakeholders.

Contact Information

For questions or further information regarding this policy, please contact:

PolymathPlus LLC
admin@polymathplus.com

Effective Date: July 12, 2023

Review Date: July 12, 2023

Version: 1.0