Trend Report

ALM 2.0: Getting Closer, But Not There Yet

Carey Schwaber
 and  two contributors
Jun 19, 2008

Summary

The term ALM 2.0, which Forrester coined in 2006, refers to the next generation of tool support for application life-cycle management (ALM). In the past two years, vendors have made progress in moving from ALM 1.0 to ALM 2.0, but no vendor has yet developed a solution that meets Forrester's five criteria for an ALM 2.0 solution. Offerings on the market today fall in between ALM 1.0 and 2.0. As a result, full adoption of ALM as a discipline is out of reach for the majority of application development organizations.

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