ALM (Application Lifecycle Management ) Methodologies

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-> Methodologies for ALM can vary, so choosing the correct methodology for your needs is             crucial for development.

-> The goal of this module and ALM is to help increase developer productivity, improve                    collaboration between teams, and provide transparency for work items.

-> There are several approaches to ALM. Each methodology has advantages and disadvantages, depending on the type of project and software being used.


   The three common methodologies are Waterfall, Agile, and Spiral.


The Waterfall methodology should be considered when the project is simple, the requirements are known and well-defined,the full scope of the project is not intended to change, and the project is implemented all at once.



The Agile approach is useful when the requirements are unclear when the project starts, additional requirements or deliverables are expected over the lifecycle of the application, or if the project does not need to be released all at once.











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