Configuration management (CM) is crucial for various reasons, contributing to the overall efficiency and reliability of a product or system. Here’s why CM is important: Planning and Procedure: Helps plan each procedure and defines their duration of implementation.Deliverable Breakdown: Breaks down components into deliverables for better organization.Controlled Change Documentation: Documents controlled changes made to the system.Status Tracking: Tracks the status of configuration items throughout their lifecycle.Incident Tracking and Management: Facilitates tracking and managing incidents within the system.Verification and Audit: Ensures verification and audit processes upon delivery.Infrastructure Scaling: Allows scaling of a system’s infrastructure without disrupting its functionality.Administrative Burden Reduction: Minimizes administrative burdens associated with scaling a system.