Freigabemodell

Freigabemodell refers to a release model or approval process, commonly used in project management and software development. It outlines the steps and criteria required for a product, feature, or change to be officially approved and moved to the next stage of its lifecycle. This model ensures that all necessary checks and validations are performed before a release, minimizing risks and ensuring quality.

The core of a Freigabemodell involves defining specific checkpoints or milestones where a decision is made regarding the release. These checkpoints can include technical reviews, quality assurance testing, user acceptance testing, and final sign-off from stakeholders. Each checkpoint typically has a set of predefined criteria that must be met for the release to proceed.

Implementing a Freigabemodell helps to standardize the release process, making it more predictable and transparent. It facilitates better communication among teams and stakeholders by clearly defining responsibilities and expectations. The model can be tailored to the specific needs of an organization or project, ranging from simple checklists to complex, multi-stage approval workflows. This structured approach contributes to improved product quality, reduced errors, and increased efficiency in delivering value.