Software lifecycle management overview

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Software lifecycle management includes seven distinct phases that help you deliver software and services faster through improved collaboration, automation, and governance.

Architecture and design is the software design of flexible, scalable software based on industry standards, aligned with business and infrastructure needs, is also referred to as just software design.

Requirements management, or requirements engineering consists of elicitation and definition of software or systems requirements, prioritization, and requirements management.

Application development employs collaborative, graphical, and interactive tools and components to deliver software.

Software change and configuration management is the planning, tracking, and control of project schedules and resources, change requests, and software source versions.

Build and deploy Involves automation of software development to increase software quality and facilitate collaborative development.

Quality management and testing is the key behind consistency, efficiency and predictability of software quality that meets objectives and testing for any platform and test type.

Portfolio, strategy and management, also known as software delivery, is the prioritization, optimization, governance, and collaboration for portfolio, demand, delivery, and performance.