What it is and where it came
from. This can be a document by section or page, an interview by session
code, or whatever clearly indicates the source. May be a hyperlink. (We recommend
you avoid names of individuals.)
Instantiation Characterizations??”FI for Fully Implemented, LI for Largely
Implemented, PI for Partially Implemented, NI for Not Implemented, NY
for Not Yet (see Chapter 21, Table 21.6 for details).
Org-Level Unit Characterizations??”FI, LI, PI, NI, NY (see Chapter 21, Table
21.7 for details for the organization).
Goal Rating??”S for Satisfied, U for Unsatisfied, and NR for Not Rated (see
Chapter 21, Table 21.8 for details).
Summary
PIIDS can be painful to complete because they are arranged differently from what
resides in the organization??™s and projects??™ repositories, and because the arrangement
of the information in the PIID may not be logical to the person completing the
PIID. And yes, PIIDs are confusing and time consuming. Ask your Lead Appraiser
for help in interpreting them as needed. Remember, your Lead Appraiser usually
furnishes the PIIDs.
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