Application Lifecycle Management, or ALM for short, comprises the methods, tools and processes that manage the lifecycle of an application from development to completion. ALM consists of various disciplines that were often separated from each other within the framework of development processes used in the past - such as the waterfall method. For example, there was project management, requirements management, software development, testing, quality assurance, deployment and maintenance. With ALM, by integrating all disciplines, approaches to agile and DevOps development are supported, making team collaboration more efficient. The introduction of ALM also enables continuous delivery of software and updates with frequent releases. To do this, ALM provides a framework for software development and simplifies continuous management of the software: maintenance work, future updates, and application replacement are already taken into account during development. By combining these factors, ALM ensures accelerated deployment, improved workflow visibility, higher quality products, and increased developer satisfaction. For us, ALM is more than the mere linking of disciplines: In order for you to be successful with your project, it is necessary to align all requirements as well as technical functionality right from the start. A well-organized ALM prevents requirements from being ignored during further development, which leads to high costs and takes up more time. The agility gained through ALM leads to efficient and successful projects - we support you in applying it.