Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI)

CMMI helps you develop your organizational capabilities by learning new behaviors that can help you improve performance, speed, quality and profitability.
CMMI models are used around the world to improve processes and performance in thousands of organizations in about 100 countries.

What an organization gets out of process deployment and CMMI appraisals is a reflection of what the organization puts into it. Organizations that focus on wining the CMMI certification alone, hardly find the real benefit of adopting the quality framework.
Appling CMM, with its focus on quality and process performance objectives, puts organizations and projects in a position to succeed.

Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) is a process improvement model for the software and system engineering development and services organizations.

CMMI models are developed by Carnegie Mellon University and required by many DOD and U.S. Government contracts, especially in the software development field.

CMMI Institute is part of Carnegie Innovations is established to manage CMMI services delivery across the world through licensed partners. CMMI institute partnership must be based on qualifying certified individuals
For More information visit CMMI Institute: http://cmmiinstitute.com

As a partner of CMMI institute TRI EXL has Certified lead Appraiser who have acquired the license to conduct all CMMI appraisal types (SCAMPI A, B & C) for development and for services companies all over the world.
Please refer to http://partners.clearmodel.com/ to find TRI EXL as licensed partner to deliver authentic services through highly skilled individuals.

CMMI Models

The CMMI for Development (CMMI-DEV) model is used for process improvement in organizations that develop products. CMMI-DEV provides guidance to improve the effectiveness, efficiency, and quality of their product development work.

The CMMI for Services (CMMI-SVC) model provides guidance to organizations that establish, manage, and deliver services that meet the needs of customers and end users.

CMMI Representations

CMMI exists in two representations: continuous and staged.
The continuous representation is designed to allow the user to focus on the specific processes that are considered important for the organization’s immediate business objectives, or those to which the organization assigns a high degree of risks.

The staged representation is designed to provide a standard sequence of improvements, and can serve as a basis for comparing the maturity of different projects and organizations.