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Change Control Boards and Release Planning

This presentation covers the essential aspects of Change Control Boards (CCBs) and Release Planning, with a focus on definitions, processes, types of CCBs, and the importance of these frameworks in project management. It emphasizes the role of CCBs in analyzing change requests, ensuring consistency in project changes, and planning releases with consideration of business and customer integrity. Key metrics, supporting tools, and helpful tips for effective meetings are also discussed, providing a comprehensive guide for enhancing project delivery and communication.

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Change Control Boards and Release Planning

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  1. Change Control Boards andRelease Planning Presented by Alicia Iwaniw

  2. AGENDA • Definitions • Reasons for having a CCB process • Who are the drivers • Process • Type of CCBs • Supporting tools • Metrics • Tips

  3. CCB: Group of appropriate people who meet periodically, analyze change requests for consistency, review changes in a project, assign champions to implement corrective actions, monitor progress, check closures. Release Planning: Meetings held periodically to review the business integrity of a project/product release. The release planning takes under consideration the customer, marketing and financial issues and communicates via CCB meetings the urgency of a problem resolution. Definitions

  4. Reasons for having a CCB process • The CCB process is required to ensure schedule and business commitments for planned releases. • Controlled process to estimate Impact of changes • Communication that authorizes changes to a baseline release

  5. Who are the drivers • CCB Coordinator • Quality • Requirements • Product architect • Software • Hardware • Test / Integration • Project Management • Requestors / Petitioners

  6. Impact Analysis Impact Analysis Impact Analysis New CRs approval Process Core Team Reviews Requests Request Entry CCB Coordinator reviews Request Approve Requests ? Impact needed ? N N E-Approved? N CCB meeting Schedule CCB Mtg. Y Y Y Doc. Why Rejected. Assign and start cooking the solution

  7. Subscriber Process SW HW CCB Type of CCBs Infrastructure Inputs CCB ECCB SW CCBs HW CCBs Solutions Process CCB

  8. Supporting tools • Rational Software Defect tracking tool: ClearDDTS • QSS requirements tool: DOORS • Internally developed scripts for reports and metrics generation.

  9. Metrics • CR lifecycle based on severities • No. of CRs per release • Closure Rate • Unresolved CRs per manager • Correlation with Customer Satisfaction surveys • Correlation between unresolved corrective issues and Availability/Reliability

  10. Tips • Find consensus in the decisions • Make Severity definition posters and leave them as decoration in CCB meeting rooms • Plan for 3 minutes per item (20/hour) • Follow up on decisions • Be organized, consistent and be on time • Ensure training : • supporting tools • supporting process • Publish updates of metrics to DE • Don’t forget the Hardware folks! • Award effort on key members and engineers

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