Simplify Release To Production. Improve Compliance.
Releasing software doesn't have to be a fire drill. We make it easy.
Improve Quality & Productivity
Are you tired of paying developers to baby sit releasing code into production? So are we! That is why we built Serena Application Release Management. Application Release Management automates the development lifecycle to match your release management process. It lets key stakeholders in the business take an active part in deploying code through approvals and real-time reporting on project status.
Ensure the right code gets delivered to the right system at the right time, every time! You don't have to pull an all-nighter any more when it's time to go live. Application Release Management supports installing code to different sites at different times in different orders all based on your processes and business needs. And all of this is done from a web browser so your release managers don't even have to know how to work on the mainframe.
Don't Put Compliance At Risk
End-to-end visibility is not an option, it's a requirement—especially in the mainframe world. Who did what, when and at what time needs to be answered. Application Release Management ensures that you have all the actions, approvals and state transitions logged and reported in a single place. Our built-in reports and dashboards give you full visibility. We give you more than visibility. Application Release Management and ChangeMan ZMF team up and provide an integrated solution the enforces compliance standards and provides a single version of the truth.
Transitions & Trace
By extending the access to Production Support, Change Control and Disaster Recovery Teams you can provide early warning of changes that are coming down the path. Informed stakeholders can make time to schedule their part of the deployment process and ready the environment for the changes that are coming. Extending the approvals process to these stakeholders both includes them in the decision making and goes a long way to resolving the tensions that often occur on the development/production boundary.