System Change Specifications

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System Change Specifications

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The System Change Specifications are a set of tables that define the changes that must be made to existing systems to accommodate a new application package. This template will aid you in defining and tracking legacy system and system component changes in terms of ID, description, requirement ID, business and technical priority, implementation approach, and dependent systems.

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