CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT PLAN
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The Configuration Management Plan is a major systems engineering
document. The Configuration Management Plan defines the approved configuration
management process to be applied to the project. Normally two
Configuration Management Plans will be developed over the lifecycle of
the system: one developed by the contractor during the Acquisition
Phase and one by the user/customer in the Utilisation Phase.
The
content and layout of the Configuration Management Plan will
vary from system to system and will be determined by
the customer organisation and specified in the contract.
MIL-STD-973 is the
principal configuration management standard.
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