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Margaret K. Kulpa, Kent A. Johnson

"Interpreting the CMMI: A Process Improvement Approach, Second Edition"


Also make sure that these projects are not piloting everything in your organization,
and that they are not going to be overburdened by collecting and piloting
the metrics. There are more recommendations for planning and tracking pilots in
previous chapters, as well as in the Appendices section.
One more reminder: metrics should not be collected and used to judge anyone??™s
work on a personal basis. In other words, metrics should not be used to justify
a person??™s salary or justify some other sort of personal abuse. Metrics are used
to determine how your project-level or organizational processes are working??”not
whether your people are ???good??? or ???bad.???
list of Metrics
Every organization we have ever assisted with process improvement efforts has
always asked, ???What metrics should we collect???? Well, once again, define your
metrics to your business needs and the problems you face. Having said that, most
executives and managers still want and need examples. So here they are.
The following metrics are arranged according to the maturity levels and process
areas in the CMMI.


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