Operational ProceduresQuestion 77 of 100
According to standard change management, what must typically happen before a significant change is implemented in a production environment?
a.Nothing; changes are made immediately
b.Only the technician's verbal note
c.A social media post
d.Documented request, risk analysis, and approval by the change board
Explanation
Significant changes generally require a documented request, risk assessment, and formal approval before implementation to control impact. Making changes without review or approval undermines stability and accountability.
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