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Tag: Change Management

It’s interesting to observe how different organizations handle innovation in different ways. For some, innovation is infrequent and for others, innovation is ongoing and seemingly never ending.
Oct 2017
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The POD Check is a feature designed to improve the integrity of changes delivered across SAP landscapes. A streamlined change integrity assurance process will enable SAP development and testing teams to deliver high quality changes consistently to production.
Oct 2016
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The Release Management Workbench allows for an organization to group together many changes, synchronize the transports from the changes to a release, and deploy in mass using minimal approvals.
Aug 2016
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With the introduction of the Release Management Workbench, Rev-Trac now allows for an organization to group together many changes, synchronize the transports from the changes to a release, and deploy in mass using minimal approvals.
Jul 2016
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This month at Revelation Software Concepts we have released an important integration between Rev-Trac and Salt allowing for a process side-by-side comparison of any workbench object on receiving a notification of a migration conflict. This will highlight the differences between the versions of the two conflicting objects allowing for exception decision making and highlighting any following corrective action that may be required.
Jun 2016
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The Rev-Trac Release Management Workbench allows for an organization to recognize and separately control SAP Changes which are not assigned to an SAP Release. This can be used to benefit an organization in a few ways and can be used differently depending on the type of Change.
Feb 2016
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Implementing a release management strategy can be challenging. You may from time to time find yourself thinking, “Umm, if release management is so difficult, why exactly do we need it?”
Feb 2016
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