Sei Series in Software Engineering Ser.: CMMI Distilled : A Practical Introduction to Integrated Process Improvement by Aaron Clouse, Richard Turner and Dennis M. Ahern (2003, Trade Paperback)-image
Sei Series in Software Engineering Ser.: CMMI Distilled : A Practical Introduction to Integrated Process Improvement by Aaron Clouse, Richard Turner and Dennis M. Ahern (2003, Trade Paperback)-image

Sei Series in Software Engineering Ser.: CMMI Distilled : A Practical Introduction to Integrated Process Improvement by Aaron Clouse, Richard Turner and Dennis M. Ahern (2003, Trade Paperback)

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Format: Trade Paperback Author: Aaron Clouse, Richard Turner, Dennis M. Ahern Edition Number: 2 Series: Sei Series in Software Engineering Ser. Item Weight: 22.7 Oz Edition Description: Revised edition Intended Audience: Scholarly & Professional Number of Pages: 336 Pages Table Of Content: Figure List. Preface. I. INTEGRATED PROCESS IMPROVEMENT. 1. Why Integrated Process Improvement? The Engineering Environment of the Twenty-First Century. Concurrent Engineering and the Cross-Discipline Team. A Proliferation of Models and Standards. The Benefits of Integrated Process Improvement. Conclusions. 2. Implementing Integrated Process Improvement. Starting Integrated Process Improvement. Building an Integrated Improvement Infrastructure. Integrating Legacy Processes and Initiatives. Using Assessments. Integrated Process Improvement Examples. II. THE CMMI MODELS. 3. The CMMI Concept. CMMI Project Organization. CMMI Objectives. The Three Source Models. Process Areas. An Extensible Framework. 4. CMMI Content. Content Classification. Required Materials. Expected Materials. Informative Materials. Document Map. 5. CMMI Representations. Staged Models. Continuous Models. CMMI Model Representations. 6. CMMI Dimensions for Measuring Improvement. Capability Dimension. Maturity Dimension. Generic Practices in the Capability Dimension. Generic Practices in the Maturity Dimension. Organizational Capability Evolution. 7. CMMI Process Areas. Process Management Process Areas. Project Management Process Areas. Engineering Process Areas. Support Process Areas. Integrated Product and Process Development Process Areas. Acquisition Process Areas. Relationships with CMMI Components. III. USING CMMI. 8. Selecting the Appropriate Disciplines. The Discipline Dilemma. Your Situation. The IPPD Extension. Item Width: 7 in Illustrated: Yes Subject: Software Development & Engineering / General, Software Development & Engineering / Project Management Publication Year: 2003 LC Classification Number: QA76.758.A397 2003 Item Length: 9.2 in gtin13: 9780321186133 Type: Textbook Features: Revised brand: Addison Wesley Professional Synopsis: The SEI Series in Software Engineering This book demystifies the CMMI (Capability Maturity Model Integration), introducing students to the key points behind this new initiative. The CMMI is a natural extension of the original CMM, showing the benefits of integrating an organization's process improvement initiative to touch areas beyond software (systems engineering, acquisition, human resources, etc.). The primary goal of the second edition is to paint a broad picture of the benefits of integrated process improvement in an easily-digestible format. LCCN: 2003-012672 Publication Name: Cmmi Distilled : a Practical Introduction to Integrated Process Improvement Language: English Item Height: 1 in Publisher: Addison Wesley Professional Dewey Decimal: 005.1068/5 Subject Area: Computers Dewey Edition: 22 ISBN-10: 0321186133 ISBN-13: 9780321186133

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The "CMMI Distilled: A Practical Introduction to Integrated Process Improvement" is a trade paperback textbook published by Addison Wesley Professional in 2003. Authored by Aaron Clouse, Richard Turner, and Dennis M. Ahern, this book is part of the Sei Series in Software Engineering Ser. It provides a practical introduction to software development and engineering, focusing on project management principles. With 336 pages and revised features, this book offers a comprehensive look at integrated process improvement in the field of computers. Written in English, this textbook is a valuable resource for individuals interested in software engineering and project management.

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