CMMI V2.0 is an integrated product suite that comprises of the model itself with three different views currently - Development, Services and Supplier Management.
The architecture of CMMII V2.0 model includes a set of specific Capability Areas that have specific Practice Areas under them.
The Practice Areas in V2.0 are categorized into common practice areas and view-specific practice areas.
The architecture of CMMII V2.0 model includes a set of specific Capability Areas that have specific Practice Areas under them.
The Practice Areas in V2.0 are categorized into common practice areas and view-specific practice areas.
Common Practice Areas:
- Requirements Development and Management (RDM)
- Process Quality Assurance (PQA)
- Verification and Validation (VV)
- Peer Reviews(PR)
- Estimating (EST)
- Planning (PLAN)
- Monitor and Control (MC)
- Risk and Opportunity Management (RSK)
- Causal Analysis and Resolution (CAR)
- Decision Analysis and Resolution (DAR)
- Configuration Management (CM)
- Process Management (PCM)
- Process Asset Development (PAD)
- Managing Performance and Measurement (MPM)
- Governance (GOV)
- Implementation Infrastructure (II)
- Organizational Training (OT) - common area but coming from People view
- Technical Solution (TS)
- Product Integration (PI)
- Strategic Service Management (STSM)
- Service Delivery Management (SDM)
- Incident Resolution and Prevention (IRP)
- Continuity (CONT)
- Supplier Source Selection (SSS)
- Supplier Agreement Management (SAM)
In addition, an organization can even create and use a customized view of the model.
In summary, it can be said that the arrangement of Practice Areas in the CMMI V2.0 architecture is a good move.
The CMMI V2.0 architecture should help increase the adoption of CMMI by organizations and more importantly enhance the value organizations derive from the use of CMMI.
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