Capability Maturity Model (CMM) Vs PCMM
Capability Maturity Model (CMM) Vs PCMM
Model (CMM) vs
PCMM
Presented by
Yamuna.K
Introduction
1. Requirements Management
Ensuring that stakeholder requirements are clearly defined and managed
throughout the project lifecycle.
2. Project Planning and Monitoring
Establishing and tracking project plans, schedules, and budgets to ensure
successful project delivery.
3. Quality Assurance
Implementing processes to ensure that products and services meet defined
quality standards.
4. Organizational Change Management
Addressing the people and cultural aspects of process improvement initiatives.
Overview of CMM
1 Initial
Processes are ad-hoc and chaotic. Outcomes are unpredictable.
Managed
2 Processes are planned and documented. Outcomes are more
consistent.
Defined
Processes are standardized and continuously improved.
3 Outcomes are predictable.
Overview of PCMM
Continuous Improvement
Maturity Levels
CMM focuses on
CMM addresses a broader CMM aims to improve
improving organizational
range of organizational organizational
processes, while PCMM
practices, while PCMM is performance, while PCMM
emphasizes the
specifically designed for aims to enhance the
development and
people management and competencies and
management of an
development. engagement of the
organization's human
workforce.
capital.
Conclusion and Key Takeaways
Comprehensive Approach
Competitive Advantage
Implementing PCMM can help organizations develop a highly skilled, engaged, and
adaptable workforce.
Cross-Functional Alignment