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Checklist for Change Management

The following is a checklist for change management. This checklist is not for a pilot flying a plane but for use in IT, but is named as such because pilot's were the first to use this methodology.
The checklist is a form used to standardise a processes. A checklist includes a list of items to check, steps to take, or information to mine. Pilots use checklists to do a pre flight check. Checklists are useful to make sure no items are missed which may happen if a person just does what they remember. Checklists can also aid in providing documentation to aid in trouble shooting.
Access the checklist on LinkedIn here.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/my-top-10-posts-pulse-ronald-bartels/

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