There are basically six steps in the Change Control Process of Project Management. All of these steps need to be followed and it is important not to make too many changes. The following are all the steps that are required. True or False? 1. Enter initial change control information into your change control log (book or computer). Usually the change comes from whoever initiated the project. 2. Determine if the change should be processed. If it doesn't make sense push back. If change is acceptable ask how it affects project's scope, schedule and budget. 3. Submit recommendations to management and/or the customer for review and approval. 4. Update the project plan 5. Distribute the updated plan 6. Monitor the change and track progress against the revised plan Select one: True False