CI Attributes - fields include but not limited to: unique identifier, type, name, description, version, location, supply date, license details, owner, status and ability to add other data fields Format support - different formats for model numbers, version numbers and copy numbers. Auto Validation on customer defined fields; automatically validate input data CI Relationships - support addition of the relationship with other CIs at time of entering the record. Other Process Area Relationships - support the hierarchic and networked relationships between Cis and other data points for reporting, managing incidents, problems and changes (impact analysis). Status Accounting Ability to show the – current status of any CI such as 'active' or 'inactive'. Release Management - support control of CIs through all stages of its lifecycle. Configuration Baseline Ability support – management/use of baselines for reverting to past, trusted versions of CIs Verification Can verify correct and – authorized versions of CIs. Contains a complete CI Inventory for all CI data fields. CI History ability to maintain historic – details such as installation date, records of changes and locations. Automatic ID of CIs - automatically identify other CIs affected when any CI is the subject of an incident, problem, known error record and RFC. Automatic CI Updates - automatically update the version number of a CI if the version number of any component CI is changed with approved changes. Manual Updates - documented procedure and checklist for manual updates to configuration data. Ability to have CI records within a single database identified where Development, Test and Production are considered lifecycle stages of the CI record.
CI Attributes - fields include but not limited to: unique identifier, type, name, description, version, location, supply date, license details, owner, status and ability to add other data fields Format support - different formats for model numbers, version numbers and copy numbers. Auto Validation on customer defined fields; automatically validate input data CI Relationships - support addition of the relationship with other CIs at time of entering the record. Other Process Area Relationships - support the hierarchic and networked relationships between Cis and other data points for reporting, managing incidents, problems and changes (impact analysis). Status Accounting – Ability to show the current status of any CI such as 'active' or 'inactive'. Release Management - support control of CIs through all stages of its lifecycle. Configuration Baseline – Ability support management/use of baselines for reverting to past, trusted versions of CIs Verification – Can verify correct and authorized versions of CIs. Contains a complete CI Inventory for all CI data fields. CI History – ability to maintain historic details such as installation date, records of changes and locations. Automatic ID of CIs - automatically identify other CIs affected when any CI is the subject of an incident, problem, known error record and RFC. Automatic CI Updates - automatically update the version number of a CI if the version number of any component CI is changed with approved changes. Manual Updates - documented procedure and checklist for manual updates to configuration data. Ability to have CI records within a single database identified where Development, Test and Production are considered lifecycle stages of the CI record.
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