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Most IT teams do not struggle with change management itself. The problem is how it is run in practice. In many organizations, CABs meet regularly, approvals are recorded, and workflows already exist. Even with this in place, production incidents still come from changes that were not properly checked or assessed. The issue is not the process. It is execution. Many teams rely too much on approvals, do not assess risk in a consistent way, and slow down delivery with heavy governance.

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