Application Lifecycle Management (ALM)

Definition of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM):

Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) is a continuous process of managing a software application from its initial planning to its retirement.

Use of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM):

ALM is used throughout the entire project and involves the Use of a variety of tools to assist with requirements management, architecture, coding, testing, tracking, and release.

Benefits of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM):

  • Reduces risk by continuously monitoring project status.
  • Decreases cycle time and development costs.
  • Minimizes downtime.

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Sohrab Salimi

Scrum Academy GmbH

Sohrab is a long-standing Certified Scrum Trainer (CST) and CEO of the Scrum Academy GmbH based in Cologne. He is a trained medical doctor and worked for Bain & Company as a consultant and as a CIO at SE-Consulting, among others, before founding the Scrum Academy. As a consultant and trainer, he has been supporting companies from a wide range of industries for over a decade on topics related to agile transformation, innovation and organizational development.

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