Software Change Management Sample Clauses
The Software Change Management clause establishes the procedures and requirements for making modifications to software during a project or contract. It typically outlines how change requests are submitted, reviewed, approved, and implemented, often specifying roles, documentation, and timelines involved in the process. This clause ensures that all software changes are controlled and tracked, minimizing risks of unauthorized alterations and maintaining project integrity.
Software Change Management. SITA will provide a Software Change management service, to advise Customer of Changes proposed by ▇▇▇▇ and to ensure appropriate action to support Change Requests submitted by Customer.
Software Change Management. All software application change requests can be submitted by Customer to DocXellent via phone or email. This will invoke the DocXellent Software Change Management Procedure, SOP-SDLC- CHANGE-MGNT in the Customer Audit Portal. As noted, in 1.4.3, Customer change requests are classified as (PCR’s). All PCRs are reviewed by the Change Control Board (CCB) for approval and release version assignment. The PCR prioritization and approval process are based on a set of four criteria, 1) value to the customer as defined by the source subject matter expert, 2) value to sales objectives as defined by the Sales department, 3) alignment with system purpose/valid use scenarios as defined by Customer Relations and 4) complexity to implement as defined by Development. If the PCR is approved, the CCB shall slot the item for release in an upcoming Theme Pack, if the PCR is not approved, then the item shall be closed. In either instance, the Customer will be notified of the CCB decision.
Software Change Management. 5.2.2. Server Management 5.2.3. Security Device Management 5.2.4. Level 2 Support – Service support through the SITA Remote Management Centre. 5.2.5. Level 3 Support – Service support through the SITA Development and Certification team.
Software Change Management. Software changes that are made to the Spotify systems pass through a set of tests before being deployed to the production environment. These tests ensures the stability and functionality of the software. Commonly, only a small part of the servers in the production environment **** to allow for quick rollback in the case of an emergency. If the update requires **** all connected users are migrated to a different server to ensure that no users are negatively affected by the upgrade. The client application is protected from tampering ****. The desktop and mobile versions of the client application will automatically download, verify and install updates when deployed by Spotify. Access to the **** within the company.
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