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Application Lifecycle Management Last modified: Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Abbreviated as ALM, Application Lifecycle Management refers to the capability to integrate, coordinate and manage the different phases of the software delivery process. From development to deployment, ALM is a set of pre-defined process and tools that include definition, design, development, testing, deployment and management. Throughout the ALM process, each of these steps are closely monitored and controlled.		Related Categories Software Standards Related Terms Business Intelligence Business Process Management ITIL life expectancy software software engineer software environment Software Quality Assurance standard
CIO Information Network Practical news, analysis and advice to help chief information officers and other high-level IT executives. Hype or Help? An ALM Reality Check In order to reach the holy grail of full lifecycle visibility -. the ability to integrate, coordinate and manage all the different phases of the software delivery process -- Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) was born. Use Cases and Implementing Application Lifecycle Management Systems The UML technique of Use Cases provides a powerful tool to elicit and document stakeholder requirements. While usually used in a traditional development context, use cases can be deployed with good effect when implementing an enterprise scale Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) system.