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In order to deploy effect Software Configuration Management (SCM) technology and practices, it is important to follow a roadmap of SCM tasks and to align the SCM tasks with the appropriate target level within an organization. The three primary target levels include implementing SCM tasks at the organization; the application; and the project level. By aligning SCM tasks to the appropriate level, the chances for a more effective SCM implementation may increase. It is also important to implement SCM in a practical sequence of events so that past SCM tasks can lead to more effective completion of future SCM tasks. This paper will; 1) provide a brief analysis of success & failure criteria; 2) identify SCM tasks to the appropriate target level; and 3) provide a practical sequence of SCM tasks (along with templates, procedures, policy, guidelines, etc.) to help SCM personnel improve their chances of implementing SCM successfully.
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- Success Criterion
- Application Level
- Implementation Level
- Project Level
- Change Control
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Moreira, M.E. (1999). The 3 Software Configuration Management Implementation Lvels. In: System Configuration Management. SCM 1999. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 1675. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-48253-9_18
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