If a change is related to multiple tasks, what does it indicate?

When a change is related to multiple tasks, it signifies that the change is broad and complex. This complexity arises because multiple tasks often represent different facets or components of a larger objective, indicating that the impact and scope of the change extend beyond a singular issue. Such changes may require coordination across various teams or departments, and they can involve numerous dependencies or interactions with existing functionalities.

Understanding that a change is broad and complex helps in assessing the potential challenges and resource requirements that may arise during its implementation. It also suggests that careful planning and management are essential to ensure that all tasks associated with the change are executed effectively and that the change is integrated smoothly into the existing system or processes. This understanding is crucial for successful project management within the Avaloq Integrated Customization Environment and contributes to more comprehensive change management practices.