Software Configuration Management Guidebook (Mcgraw-Hill International Software Quality Assurance Series)

Software configuration management is an effective management and comunication tool for understanding and following processes which occur during the evolution of a product or system. This book is designed as a guidebook for the software practitioner. It is intended to serve the software developer as a tool for accomplishing a specific task, and to allow fast and convenient implementation of software configuration management. The book discusses the four main tasks of identification, change control, configuration auditing and reporting.