IHLP® 2007 for Software Development

Professional software development is a process that requires careful management. Changes must be planned and prioritized according to the expectations of the customers and to the resources at hand. Test results must be gathered and analyzed to ensure that the developed software is of proper quality. Corrections must be made and registered in a way that prevents series of unexpected bugs to occur. And detailed documentation on all activities must be provided.

The solution IHLP® 2007 for Software Development allows you to tie together all the stages of a software development project in a tool, and provides you with a lucid overview of entire development projects with any number of iterative processes.

Change Management as Project Management
Using the IHLP® 2007 configuration package Change Management as focal point of software development projects, all changes, corrections and updates contained in a project - from the preliminary planning to the final version of the software is released - are carefully managed and documented:

• Software versions are created as CI's (object types) in IHLP® 2007 CMDB.
• While testing encountered errors and bugs are registered as incidents
• While planning incidents are analyzed and linked to problems and known errors.
• Changes are planned and prioritized according to the analyzed test results.
• All changes, bugs and errors are linked to software versions in the CMDB.

The possibility of linking different types of requests together in IHLP® 2007 provides you with a lucid overview af all incidents, problems, known errors and changes. All the stages of the project is under control - and well documented.

Click the link below to see an example of the interaction of processes in the solution IHLP® 2007 for Software Development: