When the business requests changes, where are these changes typically implemented?

The Business Sandbox serves as a dedicated space where business users can test and evaluate changes in a safe and isolated environment before those changes are promoted to more critical environments like development or production. This setup allows for experimentation and initial validation without the risks associated with making direct changes in production.

Implementing changes in the Business Sandbox is beneficial because it maintains the stability of the production environment while allowing stakeholders to explore new ideas and changes confidently. After successful validation in the Business Sandbox, the changes can then proceed through structured processes to ensure they are tested thoroughly in the development environment and eventually deployed to production.

This approach emphasizes the importance of a controlled and methodical workflow in managing changes, helping to prevent potential disruptions in the production environment. By using the Business Sandbox first, business requests for changes can be handled in a way that minimizes risk and ensures that only well-tested modifications go live.