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| − | '''Enterprise Release Management''' is a set of [[Process|processes]] that oversees the planning, designing, scheduling, and delivery of [[Software|software]] across multiple departments. Releasing software into production requires money, [[IT Infrastructure|technology infrastructure]], [[C-Suite|C-level]] support, [[Employee|employee]] buy-in, a highly skilled team, and continuous nurturing. Enterprise release management best practices protects the investment of time and money that goes into producing a new release that delivers the [[Service|services]] the business needs, protects existing functions, and meets the expectations of [[End User|end users]].<ref>Definition - What Does Enterprise Release Management (ERM) Mean? [https://community.microfocus.com/t5/Application-Delivery-Management/Enterprise-Release-Management-Best-Practices/ba-p/2797297 Microfocus]</ref> | + | '''Enterprise Release [[Management]]''' is a set of [[Process|processes]] that oversees the planning, designing, scheduling, and delivery of [[Software|software]] across multiple departments. Releasing [[software]] into production requires money, [[IT Infrastructure|technology infrastructure]], [[C-Suite|C-level]] support, [[Employee|employee]] buy-in, a highly skilled team, and continuous nurturing. Enterprise release management best practices protects the investment of time and money that goes into producing a new release that delivers the [[Service|services]] the [[business]] needs, protects existing functions, and meets the expectations of [[End User|end users]].<ref>Definition - What Does Enterprise [[Release Management]] (ERM) Mean? [https://community.microfocus.com/t5/Application-Delivery-Management/Enterprise-Release-Management-Best-Practices/ba-p/2797297 Microfocus]</ref> |
Latest revision as of 15:44, 6 February 2021
Enterprise Release Management is a set of processes that oversees the planning, designing, scheduling, and delivery of software across multiple departments. Releasing software into production requires money, technology infrastructure, C-level support, employee buy-in, a highly skilled team, and continuous nurturing. Enterprise release management best practices protects the investment of time and money that goes into producing a new release that delivers the services the business needs, protects existing functions, and meets the expectations of end users.[1]
- ↑ Definition - What Does Enterprise Release Management (ERM) Mean? Microfocus