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Project Charter - Department of Administration

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Change Control Process<br />

The Sunflower <strong>Project</strong> uses this process for all scope, schedule or cost changes.<br />

The Change Control Board<br />

The <strong>Project</strong> Director, Deputy <strong>Project</strong> Director and the Implementation Manager comprise the CCB, with<br />

the State’s PMO manager serving as Secretary. The Sunflower <strong>Project</strong> Team Manager must receive<br />

authorization from the CCB to proceed with the CR.<br />

Using a template, the Team Manager will develop the CR. Analysis will include impacts to business<br />

requirements, cost, schedule and State and Accenture resources. The submitting Team Manager will<br />

present the CR to the CCB, who will discuss the merits <strong>of</strong> the CR collaboratively between the CCB, the<br />

sponsor, Accenture, and affected stakeholders.<br />

Initiating Change Requests<br />

A State Sunflower <strong>Project</strong> Team Manager (i.e. Finance, Technical and Change Management) will<br />

sponsor each Change Request (CR). The State Team Manager initiates the CR by sending an email<br />

request to the Change Control Board (CCB). The request should include a priority designation.<br />

• Priority 1 – Urgent and Major Impact<br />

• Priority 2 – Urgent and Minor Impact<br />

• Priority 3 – Not Urgent and Major Impact<br />

• Priority 4 – Not Urgent and Minor Impact<br />

Major Change Requests: Change Orders<br />

Accenture will not bill the State for developing CRs requiring less than eight hours analysis. CRs<br />

requiring more than eight hours <strong>of</strong> analysis are designated “major” CRs. Major CRs are considered<br />

change orders, and are developed according to a template. Accenture will submit and receive approval<br />

for a CR before developing a major CR. A major CR shall be designated as a deliverable for which<br />

Accenture will be compensated at the agreed-to price/rate.<br />

Within five days the CCB will:<br />

• Approve the CR<br />

• Disapprove the CR<br />

• Request additional information<br />

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