The SEI-CMM Stands for Software Engineering Institute Capability Maturity Model.
The CMM was developed by the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) of the university in USA which is engaged on a long term program of software process improvement, and then came to be known as SEI-CMM.
SEI Level Of Maturity
Level 1 (Initial) - The organization whose success depends on individual effort and processes are not defined and document come under this level.
Level 2 (Repeatable) - Here, company defines the basic management practices such as tracking cost;schedule and functionality are established but not the procedures of doing it.
Level 3 (Defined) - The organization wide software process includes management and engineering procedures. These procedures are well defined, documented, standardized and integrated.
Level 4 (Managed) - At this level, the focus is on software metrics.
Level 5 (Optimized) - By using the quantitative feedback from the process in placed, exploring new ideas and technologies.
The CMM was developed by the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) of the university in USA which is engaged on a long term program of software process improvement, and then came to be known as SEI-CMM.
Level 1 (Initial) - The organization whose success depends on individual effort and processes are not defined and document come under this level.
Level 2 (Repeatable) - Here, company defines the basic management practices such as tracking cost;schedule and functionality are established but not the procedures of doing it.
Level 3 (Defined) - The organization wide software process includes management and engineering procedures. These procedures are well defined, documented, standardized and integrated.
Level 4 (Managed) - At this level, the focus is on software metrics.
Level 5 (Optimized) - By using the quantitative feedback from the process in placed, exploring new ideas and technologies.