Lead and manage the ITIL change management process for applications: coordinate change requests, assess risk and impact, schedule and approve changes, communicate with stakeholders, ensure compliance and accurate documentation, and minimize production incidents related to changes.
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Key Responsibilities (Essential Duties and Functions)
Change Management Process Lead
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