Configuration Control Board

A Configuration Control Board (CCB) is a group of individuals responsible for managing changes to a project's design, specifications, or products. The CCB reviews proposed changes, assesses their impact on the project's schedule, budget, and quality, and decides whether to approve or reject these changes. This process helps ensure that any modifications are well-considered, documented, and communicated, maintaining project integrity and alignment with goals. CCBs are commonly found in fields like software development, engineering, and project management to ensure consistent and controlled evolution of complex systems.