Lifecycle Management
ALM is all about managing the information and artifacts
throughout the process of developing a product.
In this page you can read about:
- Gathering, Eliciting, Tracing and managing requirements
- Building an architecture model, of what you have,
what you think you have, what you need and how to get there.
- Linking requirements to Change Requests and
to Code versions management.
- Automation a process driven build capability for a continues build.
- Test planning, running tests efficiently, scanning code
for security vulnerabilities, open source, memory leaks.
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Requirements Management means all aspects related with requirements that include discovery (usually the discovery comes from the analysis requirements), deletion, updating, prioritization of all types of requirements (user, safety, systems, company, regulatory, and so on) associated with a project.
These requirements are managed through the project lifecycle. It is not a single event. There are many interactions through the project. At the end there may be a summary of which requirements were implemented and which of those were not implemented.
A traceability requirement tool may be very useful.
Requirements management is highly linked to process management. Yet BPM is challenging in most companies.
In IT centric organisations, there is a tendency to see RM - and requirements as well - as a single event taking place in the beginning of the project life-cycle.
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- Enterprise Architecture
An enterprise architecture (EA) is a conceptual tool that assists organizations with the understanding of
their own structure and the way they work.
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- Configuration Management
Configuration Management (CM) is a methodology allowing software companies and software teams to control
their source code changes, developing documents, manage software changes and control components and
product during a the life of a system.
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- Built & Test
Software testing defines the set of activities organizations use to ensure that their product will meet quality
goals, and deliver the best value. Software testing purpose is to detect failure so that defects may be
uncovered and corrected.
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