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Horizontal pillars that make up ALM during the life cycle of a software product:

The first step in governance is the development of business cases. This analysis usually happens before the development process begins and once the business case is approved, development begins and governance is implemented during project execution.
The development process – or SDLC – is a part of the ALM process and is typically represented as a series of interactions between the team that writes application code and other people who provide review, testing, quality assurance, and more. Approaches to how software is developed vary depending on the case and the resources available.
As with governance, the operations process is closely tied to the development Qatar Mobile Database pipeline. For example, planning for deployment begins soon after the application is completed, and the act of release itself is a fundamental part of operations. Once the application is released, it must be monitored throughout the rest of its lifecycle, and the release process must be repeated for each enhancement or fix.
A world of services
While ALM processes fit into the design-build-release cycles of software that requires management and replacement, new network-based development models and even more so, the Software + Services model that proposes the development not only of applications but of services that live in the Cloud and whose life cycle is different from what we know as an 'application', a term that normally refers to a program built by several components running on a digital device such as a computer or mobile device, but now many of those components - or services - are not even found in our organization and their development, although in most cases well documented, is outside of our direct control.