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Release and Deployment Management

Definition: the Process responsible for both Release Management and Deployment

has evolved from

Release Management Process The Process responsible for Planning, Scheduling and Controling of Releases to Test and Live Environments.

contains

Release Management Process The Process responsible for Planning, Scheduling and Controling of Releases to Test and Live Environments (source: ITIL V3 glossary)

According to the glossary, "Release Management is part of the Release and Deployment Management Process". However, in chapter "4.4 Release and deployment management" there ...

Release and Deploy Management basic concepts

Release and Deploy Management objectives The goal is to deploy releases into production and establish effective use of the service.

The objectives are:

- There are clear and comprehensive release and deployment plans

- A release package can be built, installed, tested and deployed efficiently

- A new or changed service ...

Release and Deploy Management roles

can be mapped from

AI07 Install and accredit solutions and changes

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