CMMI distilled: a practical introduction to integrated process improvement

Authors:
Dennis M. Ahern;Aaron Clouse;Richard Turner
Affiliations:
Northrop Grumman Corporation;Raytheon Company;George Washington University
Venue:
CMMI distilled: a practical introduction to integrated process improvement
Year:
2001

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Abstract

CMMI Distilled offers executives, project managers, systems and software engineers, and process improvement pracitioners a concise, authorative, and experience-rich introduction to the CMMI framework. The book first explains key aspects of integrated process improvement. Brief case stuies highlight the experiences of organizations that have pioneered integrated process improvement and reveal potential pitfalls as well as best practices. It then describes the structure and content of CMMI tools and offers concrete, practical implementation guidelines.