Match the term with its definition.

Consistent methodology.

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This refers to any group of software programs necessary for conducting a company's business $--$ the end$-$users of which are primarily, but not necessarily, in departments outside of IT$.$ This excludes software still in development, as well as software used as tools for IT support groups.

While the methodology is consistent, it is not necessarily identical across all platforms. This means there are essential steps of the process that need to be done for every production deployment, and then there are other steps that can be added, omitted, or modified depending on the type of platform selected for production use.

This implies that the process is not complete until all users are fully up and running on the new system. For large applications, this could involve thousands of users phased in over several months.