A server that has been in production for a year needs to be patched. Management enforces a strict policy to be followed on all production servers. The policy stipulates the following for all change management: Changes must be reviewed and accepted by a change committee. Changes must be made on development/staging servers two weeks before being made on production servers. Changes must have install and uninstall steps in case of issues. Which of the following are the BEST reasons to have a change management plan in place? (Choose two.)
A) To keep track of software changes on servers
B) To minimize unapproved outages or downtime
C) To enforce all technical personnel do paperwork
D) To enable management to track hours worked.
E) To make sure servers never get rebooted.

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A change management plan helps keep track of software changes on servers and minimizes unapproved outages or downtime by ensuring changes are reviewed, tested, and documented.

A Server That Has Been in Production for a Year