Very interesting paper on Process Tailoring
March 22nd, 2009 by Payman HodaieI highly recommend a white paper titled “Process Tailoring and the Software Capability Maturity Model” by Mark Ginsberg and Lauren Quinn. Although written in 1995, the content of this paper is still very relevant today. The full version of this paper is available for download from SEI (Software Development Institute, Carnegie Mellon University) website. Keep in mind that this is a long paper: 53 pages.
I specially found the coverage of “Tailoring Guidelines” informative. I will get into how tailoring guidelines fit in the overall tailoring process in future posts.
October 26th, 2010 at 8:09 pm
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