Capability Maturity Model Integration V1.3 and Architecture-Centric Engineering
Abstract
Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) is a process improvement approach that provides the essential elements of effective processes that ultimately improve organizational performance. It is estimated that over 1,200,000 people worldwide work in organizations that have conducted process appraisals using CMMI.
Early versions of the CMMI paid little attention to architecture, agility, product lines, and other modern engineering practices. A significant change to the CMMI V1.3 models (released in November 2010) is the new emphasis on the role of architecture in the design process. This presentation will address the basics of architecture-centric engineering and show where and how these practices are now reflected in the CMMI models.
Topics will include
- process improvement and CMMI
- structure of the CMMI models
- essential architecture-centric engineering practices
- architecture-centric engineering practices in CMMI V1.3
- additional modern engineering practices in CMMI V1.3
This presentation was given at SATURN 2011 in Burlingame, CA.
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