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Methods for a Project Manager to Control Schedule Changes

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Describe different methods and techniques a project manager could use to minimize or control changes to project schedules?

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A discussion regarding methods and techniques a project manager uses to minimize and control changes related to project schedules including a change control form and change control board. 137 words, 1 reference.

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A PM can use the following as potential change control measures:

- Change control form - This is an actual document that is used to track and request changes to a project. "This document is the project manager's tool for identifying, assessing, and, if necessary, processing changes that affect the project" (Heagney, ...

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