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Organization's Product Development Process Database


A database established to collect and make available data on development the product processes and resulting work products particularly as they relate to the organization's standard product development process. The database also contains or references the actual measurement data and related information and data that are needed to understand and interpret the measurement data and assess it for reasonableness and applicability. Examples of process and work product data include estimates of product size, effort, and cost; actual data on product size, effort, and cost; productivity data; peer review coverage and efficiency; and number and severity of defects found in the product. [Bate - SEI]

(Source: SEI:SE-CMM )

 

 

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Books on Capability Maturity Model (CMM)

CMM in Practice: Processes for Executing Software Projects at Infosys (The SEI Series in Software Engineering)

Editorial Reviews
Book News, Inc.
The Capability Maturity Model (CMM), managed by the Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon U., is a widely adopted set of guidelines for software process improvement and assessment. As one of the main architects behind the transition from ISO 9000 to CMM (details appended), the author shows how these processes relate to the Key Process Areas of the CMM. -- Copyright © 2000 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR All rights reserved


Reviewed by venkatachalam. V from India
Many times specifications and standards leave you a little confused. Here is a book that tells you all about the CMM model, based on the practices in an organization that is assessed at Level-4 in the model (the organization, Infosys, is assessed at Level-5 just when this book is released). The organization of the book in 3 parts in terms of Project Initiation, Project Planning and Project Execution is extremely logical and reflects the flow of a project in an organization.
 
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