Can anybody help me what is the diff between CMM,SEI,PCMM
and six sigma?
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Answer Posted / r.v.subrahmanyam
CMM: is Capability Maturity Model which is commonly known
as CMMi in IT industry.
SEI: is Softwage Engineering Institute, of carnegie Mellon
University, Michigan who has developed this model besides
People Capability Maturity Model, which has its transition
partners across globe for implmentation of the Model and
Lead assessors for carrying out the People CMM assessment.
PCMM: is People Capability Maturity Model developed by SEI,
which mainly concentrates on People Processes which mainly
aligns the business in attracting and retaining the best
talent in the industry. The model is known world wide for
its roubustness and replicability. There are 5 maturity
levels, 22 processes with 89 goals (People CMM V.2)
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