SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT
CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT
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Define Configuration Control Authority (CCA)
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The CCA is the contractual configuration control authority approving implementation of a change to a product. The CCA is responsible for the performance of a product and for funding changes to that product. The role of the CCA may initially reside with the Government or with Industry. CCA authority will never transfer.
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The CCA is the contractual configuration control authority approving implementation of a change to a product. The CCA is responsible for the issuing a contract. The role of the CCA may initially reside with the Government or with Industry. It may continue to reside with this same organization throughout its life cycle, or authority may transfer.
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The CCA is the contractual configuration control authority approving implementation of a change to a product. The CCA is responsible for the performance of a product and for funding changes to that product. The role of the CCA may initially reside with the Contractor. It may continue to reside with this same organization throughout its life cycle, or authority may transfer.
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The CCA is the contractual configuration control authority approving implementation of a change to a product. The CCA is responsible for the performance of a product and for funding changes to that product. The role of the CCA may initially reside with the Government or with Industry. It may continue to reside with this same organization throughout its life cycle, or authority may transfer.
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -A Configuration management (CM) tool assists a firm in enforcing a specific setup value for each item and notifies them of any configuration errors in real-time. Such an approach is a prerequisite for organizations as software developers can know how changing one CI affects others.
Detailed explanation-2: -Configuration management (CfM), one of the components in the ITIL Service Support area, exists to identify, maintain, and verify information on IT assets and configurations in the enterprise. CfM stores up-to-date information about configuration items (CIs) in a configuration management database (CMDB).
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