The configuration gap lifecycle requires you to DETECT your problem, RESOLVE it efficiently and then IMPROVE in order to avoid the problem in the future. That’s the winning formula explained in this article.

In order to effectively manage a Test Environment, you need to cover 3 key aspects:

– KNOW your Environments
– SCHEDULE demands and changes
– ORCHESTRATE changes and operations

Many organisations lack visibility and control over their Test Environments.

In this post, we unpack the 5 best practices for Test Management to ensure you’re not losing your competitive edge.

Managing your environment landscape well is business-critical: You may need hundreds (sometimes thousands!) of environments to satisfy the many applications that today’s agile development needs.

Without a central source of truth, this can be time-consuming in the extreme – and cost your organisation literally millions every year.