ASL Foundation Course Description
Application management, and therefore also during the ASL Foundation training, involves managing the management, maintenance and renewal of applications (application software and the ((data) structures) in a commercially responsible manner.
Application Services Library, (ASL) is the standard for the implementation and design of application management, including setting up management processes such as incident management, capacity management, continuity management and maintenance processes such as impact analysis design and implementation.
New releases of software follow each other faster and faster, which means that the importance of application management is increasing.
For organizations, streamlined application management is an essential condition for continuity in systems. With the certificate, participants show that they are familiar with the conceptual framework, the processes and the activities of application management.
The exam consists of 40 multiple-choice questions
The contestant must give 1 or more correct answers in 26 hour to pass – 65%.
More information about the exam can be found at the body responsible for ASL2, which is APMG.
After completing the ASL2 Foundation course, you will understand:
The ASL2 Foundation course is aimed at anyone who is involved in application management in daily practice, for example:
- application managers
- functional and technical designers
- programmers
- test workers
- team and project managers.
- IT managers who want to professionalize application management in their organization
- want to offer internal customers flawless performance and good service.
