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| − | + | '''Application Management Services Framework (AMSF)''' is an approach to outsourcing management through a well-defined method, a custom-developed set of processes, policies, procedures, standards, and templates. AMSF embodies a number of specific methodologies fully equipped to deliver various engagement results. These methodologies include defined processes with appropriate tools and techniques such as standards, guidelines, templates, forms, checklists, etc. Each methodology derives value from quality-oriented activities at various stages and checkpoints throughout the life cycle. These include planning, governance, verifications and validations, auditing, and status reviews. The methodologies are always customized to fit the needs of the engagement.<ref>What is Application Management Services Framework [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_Management_Services_Framework Wikipedia]</ref> | |
| + | Application management services framework (AMSF) is a comprehensive and integrated set of processes, tools, people, and governing principles that are used to manage applications throughout their entire life cycle. | ||
| − | ===References | + | The benefits of AMSF include improved application quality and stability, reduced time-to-market for new features and releases, increased developer productivity, better alignment between business objectives and IT delivery, reduced costs associated with application maintenance and support |
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| + | == See Also == | ||
| + | #[[Application Lifecycle Management (ALM)]]: ALM deals with the entire lifecycle of an application, from conception to decommissioning. AMSF, being a framework for managing application services, likely has overlaps or can be a component within ALM. Both revolve around optimizing the application's lifecycle processes. | ||
| + | #[[IT Service Management (ITSM)]]: ITSM is the activities performed by an IT organization to design, plan, deliver, operate, and control IT services. AMSF, focusing specifically on application management services, can be seen as a subset or specialized area within the broader scope of ITSM. | ||
| + | #[[ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library)]]: ITIL is a set of practices for ITSM that focuses on aligning IT services with business needs. Since AMSF is a framework for application services, ITIL practices might incorporate or influence it. | ||
| + | #[[DevOps]]: DevOps emphasizes the collaboration between software development and IT operations. An Application Management Services Framework could interact or integrate with DevOps practices, especially when considering applications' continuous development, deployment, and monitoring. | ||
| + | #[[Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)]]: EAI is about linking different computing systems and software applications physically or functionally. While AMSF manages application services, understanding EAI is crucial when dealing with complex application ecosystems and ensuring seamless integration. | ||
| + | #[[Software as a Service (SaaS)]] Management Platforms: With the rise of SaaS applications, managing them effectively becomes crucial. AMSF might incorporate strategies or tools used by SaaS Management Platforms, especially when considering cloud-based application services. | ||
| + | #[[Application Performance Management (APM)]]: APM tools monitor and manage software application performance and service levels. A comprehensive AMSF would likely factor in application performance metrics and integrate with APM tools. | ||
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| + | == References == | ||
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===Further Reading=== | ===Further Reading=== | ||
| − | * | + | *[https://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/de/Documents/technology/Tech-Global-AMS-Leader-Application-Management-Service-2017.pdf Application Management Services: Marching Towards being a Global Leader] |
| − | * | + | *[https://w3.siemens.com/market-specific/global/en/data-centers/documents/white_paper_application_mgmt.pdfTop 10 Pitfalls of Application Management Services] |
Latest revision as of 22:26, 21 August 2023
Application Management Services Framework (AMSF) is an approach to outsourcing management through a well-defined method, a custom-developed set of processes, policies, procedures, standards, and templates. AMSF embodies a number of specific methodologies fully equipped to deliver various engagement results. These methodologies include defined processes with appropriate tools and techniques such as standards, guidelines, templates, forms, checklists, etc. Each methodology derives value from quality-oriented activities at various stages and checkpoints throughout the life cycle. These include planning, governance, verifications and validations, auditing, and status reviews. The methodologies are always customized to fit the needs of the engagement.[1]
Application management services framework (AMSF) is a comprehensive and integrated set of processes, tools, people, and governing principles that are used to manage applications throughout their entire life cycle.
The benefits of AMSF include improved application quality and stability, reduced time-to-market for new features and releases, increased developer productivity, better alignment between business objectives and IT delivery, reduced costs associated with application maintenance and support
See Also
- Application Lifecycle Management (ALM): ALM deals with the entire lifecycle of an application, from conception to decommissioning. AMSF, being a framework for managing application services, likely has overlaps or can be a component within ALM. Both revolve around optimizing the application's lifecycle processes.
- IT Service Management (ITSM): ITSM is the activities performed by an IT organization to design, plan, deliver, operate, and control IT services. AMSF, focusing specifically on application management services, can be seen as a subset or specialized area within the broader scope of ITSM.
- ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library): ITIL is a set of practices for ITSM that focuses on aligning IT services with business needs. Since AMSF is a framework for application services, ITIL practices might incorporate or influence it.
- DevOps: DevOps emphasizes the collaboration between software development and IT operations. An Application Management Services Framework could interact or integrate with DevOps practices, especially when considering applications' continuous development, deployment, and monitoring.
- Enterprise Application Integration (EAI): EAI is about linking different computing systems and software applications physically or functionally. While AMSF manages application services, understanding EAI is crucial when dealing with complex application ecosystems and ensuring seamless integration.
- Software as a Service (SaaS) Management Platforms: With the rise of SaaS applications, managing them effectively becomes crucial. AMSF might incorporate strategies or tools used by SaaS Management Platforms, especially when considering cloud-based application services.
- Application Performance Management (APM): APM tools monitor and manage software application performance and service levels. A comprehensive AMSF would likely factor in application performance metrics and integrate with APM tools.
References