Part IV: Appendices
Appendix List
- Appendix A: Comparison of CBA IPIs to SCEs to SCAMPI
- Appendix B: Myths and Legends of the CMMI
- Appendix C: Implementation/Operations Plan Template
- Appendix D: Sample Action Plan Template
- Appendix E: Sample CMMI Compliance Matrix
- Appendix F: Sample CMM Compliance Matrix
- Appendix G: Checklist for the Staged Representation of the CMMI
- Appendix H: Checklist for the Continuous Representation of the CMMI
- Appendix I: Process Example (Short Version)
- Appendix J: Process Example (Long Version)
- Appendix K: Sample Procedure Template
- Appendix L: Sample Policy
- Appendix M: Sample PAT Charter
- Appendix N: Checklists for Pilot Projects
- Appendix O: List of Metrics
- Appendix P: Measurement Plan Outline
- Appendix Q: References and Further Reading
Overview
There are different types of assessment techniques currently in use, including:
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Software Capability Evaluations (SCEs, pronounced "skis")
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CMM-Based Appraisals for Internal Process Improvement (CBA IPIs)
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Standard CMMI Assessment Method for Process Improvement (SCAMPI)
We discuss each in turn.
Introduction
There are three families of SCEs:
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Acquisition
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Contract Monitoring/Process Monitoring
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Internal Evaluations
compared to only one type of CBA IPI:
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Internal Process Improvement (IPI)
An Acquisition SCE can be used by the organization to evaluate the capabilities of vendors vying for contracts; a Contract Monitoring SCE can be used to monitor the performance of vendors or in-house units performing contracts; a Process Monitoring SCE can be used to baseline current performance, and then later to measure progress against that baseline; and an Internal Evaluation can be used to baseline practices internal to an organization, begin internal process improvement activities,...