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Change and Release Management

Name: Change and Release Management
Brand: VDM Verlag
SKU: 9783639109511
Price: 19219 HUF
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Implementation for a High Availability IT Environment

Szerző: Roland Schmidt

Nyelv:

Kötés: Puha kötésű

Kiadó: VDM Verlag

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This study investigates whether efficient Change and §Release Management processes can be implemente...

Információk a könyvről

Szerző

Roland Schmidt

Nyelv

Angol

Kötés

Könyv - Puha kötésű

Kiadva

2008

oldal

EAN

9783639109511

ISBN

3639109511

Enbook ID

06819877

Kiadó

VDM Verlag

Súly

136

Méretek

152 x 229 x 5

Teljes leírás

This study investigates whether efficient Change and §Release Management processes can be implemented in a §high availability (i.e. Air Traffic Control) §environment and to gain insight how the processes §can be mapped onto the tool HP OpenView Service Desk §©. It shows that these processes can indeed be §implemented, giving opportunities for increasing §efficiency and effectiveness. A significant result §is the recognition that Change Management should §only be concerned with changes not requiring a §design phase else the request is to be forwarded §to the project management process. A further result §is that Change Management can easily be mapped onto §the tool while Release Management not explicitly §targeted by the tool is sufficiently supported by §using a feature to group changes. Finally it can be §concluded that the current tool version 5.1 supports §a database with customizable rules and actions and §personalized views but no workflows.or access to a §workflow engine. This study investigates whether efficient Change and §Release Management processes can be implemented in a §high availability (i.e. Air Traffic Control) §environment and to gain insight how the processes §can be mapped onto the tool HP OpenView Service Desk §©. It shows that these processes can indeed be §implemented, giving opportunities for increasing §efficiency and effectiveness. A significant result §is the recognition that Change Management should §only be concerned with changes not requiring a §design phase else the request is to be forwarded §to the project management process. A further result §is that Change Management can easily be mapped onto §the tool while Release Management not explicitly §targeted by the tool is sufficiently supported by §using a feature to group changes. Finally it can be §concluded that the current tool version 5.1 supports §a database with customizable rules and actions and §personalized views but no workflows.or access to a §workflow engine.