Software Development Maturity Models and Quality Assurance
Capability Maturity Model (CMM)
Objective of CMM
Determine the maturity level of the development process to establish a process quality indicator.
Maturity Levels in CMM
- Initial
- Repeatable
- Defined
- Managed
- Optimized
CMM Definition
The Capability Maturity Model (CMM), developed by the Software Engineering Institute (SEI), helps organizations assess their software development and maintenance capabilities based on continuous improvement.
SPICE
SPICE is an international standard for simulating analog electronic
Read MoreProject Management Fundamentals for Construction
Project Administration
Project administration is the art of integrating planning, organization, management, monitoring, and evaluation within a project.
Planning
Planning is the pre-implementation stage of a project, requiring detailed knowledge of the project’s environment. It involves organizing and developing operational processes for smooth project progress and completion.
Planning Means
- Setting achievable targets and goals.
- Establishing effective processes to achieve objectives.
- Setting deadlines
Data to Decisions: Mastering Information Systems & Digital Transformation
Information Systems and Knowledge Management
Information Systems
A set of techniques, tools, and agents involved in managing and using data to achieve business objectives.
The DIKW Pyramid
This model illustrates the progression from data to wisdom:
- Data: Raw, unprocessed facts and figures.
- Information: Organized and contextualized data answering basic questions (who, what, where, when).
- Knowledge: Insights gained from analyzing information, revealing patterns and relationships.
- Wisdom: The ability to make
Understanding Organizational Characteristics and Analysis
Organizational Characteristics
Most organizations share common characteristics:
- Provide employment opportunities
- Address and fulfill needs
- Create and deliver products or services
- Develop and disseminate technology
- Transmit cultural values and beliefs
- Distribute and redistribute resources
- Create, possess, and transmit power
- Create, maintain, transmit, and modify knowledge
- Serve as indicators of current society
- Create symbols, image, and prestige
- Pursue general and specific objectives
- Facilitate connections between
Supply Chain Management and Logistics Optimization
Supply Chain, Logistics, and Location
Matching Concepts with Definitions
1. Improved Service: Achieved through shorter delivery times, accurate order status information, and better product quality. (Matches with E: To improve the service)
2. Tactical Logistics: Relates to the tactical aspects of logistics activities. (Matches with C: Geographical Location)
3. Supply Chain Scope: Ranges from raw material production to finished product delivery. (Matches with A: Supply Chain)
4. Logistics Management Components:
Read MoreProject Planning and Control: Techniques and Methods
ITEM 15: Project Planning and Control
Introduction
A project is a series of partially ordered tasks aimed at achieving a significant result, requiring a considerable period for completion. Project management involves planning, programming, implementing, and controlling resources to execute a project successfully. Examples include developing a new product, constructing civil works, or writing a book.
15.1 Project Planning
Before starting a project, a plan is developed to guide its successful completion.
Read More