Retrospective Change

[prathap_buna]

Hi,

Could anyone provide brief explanation about retrospective changes and how its work.

Regards,
Prathap

[Diarmid]

You need a time machine to do that.
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[UKVIKING]

You have NOT answered my question

Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2012 4:35 pm Post subject:

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Prathap

It appears to me that you have no knowledge of ITIL, IT Service Management nor of Change Management

The questions you are asking are not advice - which is always free - but an attempt to get consulting from the forum

My question to you is as follows

1 - Do you have any experience or knowledge about Change Management
2 - Why are you asking this forum on how you should implement Change Management
3 - Are you willing to hire some one to do the consulting for you / your company.
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Change Management is POWER & CONTROL. /....evil laughter

[prathap_buna]

Hi,

I do have exp on change management. But in my organization there is no change called as retrospective.

[UKVIKING]

Prathap,

You may have experience in CHange Management in the same way I have experience in medicine by going to the doctor and discussing my illness or condition.

You obviously have no experience or Knowledge of implementing or managing Change Management. ALl of your questions have to deal with the basic of Change Management. In fact, all of your questions can be answered / resolved by reading the Change Management section in the ITIL Books. ..NOTE: Please dont compound the issue by asking which book.

Retrospective Change
Change control
Post Implementation Review
CAB Discussion
Difference between Emergency and Expedited

You obviously have been thrust into a role or an area where you have
no experience of the correct type.

You need to go to your management and get the following

1 - ITIL Foundation course.
2 - Practitioner course / Intermediate course in ITIL for Change Management
3 - CoBIT Foundation course
3 - ISO 20000 Foundation course (optional)

And if you cant do that, hire some who has the right experience

While every one who visits this site and can ask questions about ITIL and ITIL related areas; the usres are expected to be some what knowledgeable about the subject matter and desire advice (free) or a clarifiying or an opinion

However, this site is NOT a training site. You are attempting to use the site and its senior memeber as a free training source to fill the gaps in the knowledge of ITIL and Change Management

Please seek proper training
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John Hardesty
ITSM Manager's Certificate (Red Badge)

Change Management is POWER & CONTROL. /....evil laughter