Application Lifecycle Management

What is the main purpose of establishing requirements during the 'application development' phase of application lifecycle management?

• To establish project costs and projected timeline

• To establish customer expectations and project scope

• To establish a specific project development baseline

• To establish a methodology for the design process

Which one of the following correctly describes the purpose of the 'service management' phase of application lifecycle management?

• Developing additional application features post project

• Designing version 2 of the software after customer feedback

• Designating a specialist patch management service

• Deploying the software into the customers’ environment

In which stage we establish the scope of the project?

• Operate

• Optimise

• Requirements Gathering

• Design

Which one of the following is in correct order?

• Design, requirements gathering, build & test, operate

• Requirements gathering, design, build & test, implement & deploy

• Implement & deploy, optimise, operate, design

• Requirements gathering, implement & deploy, operate, optimise

In which stage we collect and log customer feedback?

• Design

• Requirements gathering

• Operate

• Optimise

which phase involves fixes and enhancements,

• Operate

• Deploy

• Optimise

• Implement

Decisions will be made at this stage around how to meet the requirements. What phase is this?

• Requirement gathering

• Design

• Build, Integrate, Test

• Implement, Deploy

• Optimise

Using the Application Lifecycle Management, a prototype can be developed

• During the Design phase.

• During the Development phase.

• During the Implementation phase.

• During the Analysis phase.

Who should review the detailed design before it is developed?

• The developer. 
• The users. 
• As many stakeholders as possible. 
• The ICT support team. 

A programmer would be a useful person to employ in which stage?

• Requirmeent Gathering

• Design.

• Build, Integrate, Test

• Implement, Deploy