Select a Real-life Case: Choose a project scenario from any industry or sector where significant changes have occurred or are anticipated. Ensure that the project is well-documented and provides enough information to analyze the change management process effectively.

Identify Change Management Reports: Research and identify various types of change management reports commonly used in project management. Some examples include:

Change Request Form

Change Impact Assessment Report

Change Control Board Meeting Minutes

Change Implementation Plan

Change Communication Plan

Post-Implementation Review Report

Choose One Report to Explain: Select one of the change management reports from the list above. Provide a detailed explanation of the purpose, contents, and significance of the chosen report in managing changes within a project.

Prepare the Chosen Report: Based on the real-life project scenario selected earlier, create the chosen change management report. Ensure that your report is comprehensive, well-structured, and tailored to address the specific needs of the project. Use appropriate headings, subheadings, and formatting techniques to enhance readability and clarity.

Understanding of change management principles and practices.

Selection of a suitable real-life project scenario.