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Release Management

Smoother, Less Costly Releases

Plan, deploy and manage releases with precision and confidence. Release Management helps you manage the entire release cycle, reducing implementation time and costs and increasing rollout visibility and quality.

Benefits

  • Maximize IT efficiency
  • Manage releases with confidence
  • Reduce implementation time and cost
  • Customize workflows

Features

  • Built-in best practices - With powerful configuration options, customize this solution to your existing methodology, or build processes around what is included.
  • Complete end-to-end management - Build and manage a comprehensive release strategy as well as create and track planning and development milestones.
  • Reduced risk and uncertainty - Use built-in workflow and milestone tracking to ensure releases are carefully thought out and that you mitigate risks to production systems.
  • 360-degree view of change - Gain a complete view of every aspect related to a release, including both technical and non-technical impacts.
  • Extends the value of HEAT - Build out your service desk while increasing technicians’ productivity and improving customer support. HEAT customers wanting to integrate ITIL best practices into their processes can easily add Release Management to enhance their service desk solution.
  • Modular architecture - Use Release Management on its own or expand its power by easily integrating it with any other FrontRange modules, as well as with third-party applications. All FrontRange solutions share a common reporting engine, business processing engine, data structure and integration platform.
  • Support for industry best practices, regulatory requirements - Enhance your ability to meet internal IT controls, industry best practices and regulatory guidelines.

 

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