SELMA
SELMA is Softacus's managed Engineering Lifecycle Management offering. It combines an ELM application portfolio with Softacus applications and extensions, with deployment and operational services configured around the needs of your engineering teams.
About this offering
Shape an environment for your teamDefine the serviceInputs and service outputsScope and responsibilitiesCommon questionDiscuss your environment
Shape an environment for your team
SELMA combines an engineering application environment with Softacus applications, extensions and managed services. It is suited to teams that want deployment and ongoing operations defined together.
Define the service
Workflow overview based on the documented scope. Configuration and delivery details are agreed for your environment.
- Select the environment. Identify applications, relevant extensions and configuration needs.
- Plan deployment. Discuss cloud or on-premises hosting, identity integration and other connections.
- Agree operations. Define maintenance, upgrades, monitoring, support and the responsibilities of each team.
Inputs and service outputs
Bring the current architecture, user groups and operational requirements. The proposal should identify the configured environment and included services, along with the checks used to accept the setup and changes.
Scope and responsibilities
Confirm licensing, hosting location, access arrangements and support terms. Migration, customisation and training should be identified explicitly where required; their inclusion is not assumed.
Common question
Can SELMA fit an existing environment? Softacus describes tailored configurations. The existing infrastructure and required integrations need assessment before the service scope is agreed.
Discuss your environment
Share the applications and teams involved, hosting preferences and the operational work you want Softacus to take on.
Related options to compare
- IBM ELM Monitoring — Define monitored conditions and alert ownership within an agreed operations service.
- Diagnostic Check — Consider scheduled application diagnostics when defining operational notification coverage.
These are editorial suggestions for related scenarios; they do not imply a shared licence or a product integration.
Source: Official documentation.
