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Application Management is the process of managing the operation, maintenance, versioning and upgrading of an application throughout its lifecycle.
APPLICATION MANAGEMENT
Application Management is the process of managing the operation, maintenance, versioning and upgrading of an application throughout its lifecycle.
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Application Management involves best practices, techniques and procedures that ensure optimal application performance, efficiency and alignment with business and IT objectives. It covers different types of applications, such as custom, packaged or network-delivered applications.
Application Manager is owner of his/her application who takes care of an application‘s development (application/system change management) and production support (resolving any incidents, problems, user support, IPA support and approval).
Join our team!
Application Management involves best practices, techniques and procedures that ensure optimal application performance, efficiency and alignment with business and IT objectives. It covers different types of applications, such as custom, packaged or network-delivered applications.
Application Manager is owner of his/her application who takes care of an application‘s development (application/system change management) and production support (resolving any incidents, problems, user support, IPA support and approval).
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Application Manager
The role's competence consists of 3 main anchors: Business Knowledge, Application/System knowledge and Quality assurance knowledge.
Application manager is responsible for the stability & quality of his/her applications. This will always include the following 3 activities: Detect possible bugs (potential future problems) by testing the application; Fix problems as fast as possible; Encourage colleagues to find solution for problems.
One Application Manager is not as the other as your responsibilities can differ from department to department. Application manager is not a developer.
Application manager
The role's competence consists of 3 main anchors: Business Knowledge, Application/System knowledge and Quality assurance knowledge.
Application manager is responsible for the stability & quality of his/her applications. This will always include the following 3 activities: Detect possible bugs (potential future problems) by testing the application; Fix problems as fast as possible; Encourage colleagues to find solution for problems.
One Application Manager is not as the other as your responsibilities can differ from department to department. Application manager is not a developer.
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