What is Application Lifecycle Management?

Key Benefits

• Build new functionality in a development model, test in a realistic testing model, and then release an update to a production model—without affecting production users.
• Use separate workspaces for each model to isolate your development, testing, and production life stages in order to have full control over individual environments.
• Achieve model synchronization through formal revision control by leveraging the tagging of model changes.
• Securely manage production lists by identifying structural data that needs to change in the deployment environment without risking an overwrite.
• Synchronize online and offline models without affecting end-users or introducing unwanted changes. Model synchronization enables users to compare structural changes between models.
• Sanitize the production environment by locking down structural data through revision tags and segregating test environments.
• Deploy a large number of changes simultaneously, from development to production environments.