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Integrating CMMI and Agile Development: Case Studies and Proven Techniques for Faster Performance Improvement (SEI Series in Software Engineering) 1st Edition
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“This book will be a great help to a variety of organizations figuring out how best to implement CMMI, including large and small enterprises, even if their starting point is not ‘Agile.’ All-in-all, this contains ‘pearls of wisdom’ that will make a much-appreciated contribution to the software engineering community.”
– Mike Konrad, Chief Architect, CMMI, Software Engineering Institute; coauthor, CMMI®: Guidelines for Process Integration and Product Improvement, Second Edition
“This book will challenge many of your (mis)understandings about both Agile delivery and CMMI. Paul thoughtfully applies his years of practical experience to help bridge two disparate communities who are working towards the same goal–improving an organization’s IT productivity. It’s about time someone wrote a book like this.”
– Scott W. Ambler, Chief Methodologist for Agile and Lean, IBM Rational; author, Agile Modeling; and coauthor, Enterprise Unified Process
Many organizations that have improved process maturity through Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI®) now also want greater agility. Conversely, many organizations that are succeeding with Agile methods now want the benefits of more mature processes. The solution is to integrate CMMI and Agile. Integrating CMMI® and Agile Development offers broad guidance for melding these process improvement methodologies. It presents six detailed case studies, along with essential real-world lessons, big-picture insights, and mistakes to avoid.
Drawing on decades of process improvement experience, author Paul McMahon explains how combining an Agile approach with the CMMI process improvement framework is the fastest, most effective way to achieve your business objectives. He offers practical, proven techniques for CMMI and Agile integration, including new ways to extend Agile into system engineering and project management and to optimize performance by focusing on your organization’s unique, culture-related weaknesses.
- ISBN-100321714105
- ISBN-13978-0321714107
- Edition1st
- Publication dateAugust 9, 2010
- LanguageEnglish
- Dimensions7.38 x 0.81 x 9.13 inches
- Print length358 pages
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“When Alistair Cockburn gave the keynote for our Software Engineering Process Conference in San Jose, I knew that the issues that had separated CMMI and Agile were far more about perceptions than about principled development. This book fills a critical need in bridging two communities that share a common purpose–producing high-quality software systems that excite the customer and win repeat business opportunities.”
–Mike Phillips, CMMI Project Manager, Software Engineering Institute; coauthor, CMMI®-ACQ: Guidelines for Improving the Acquisition of Products and Services
“The client cases Paul describes are easily relatable and can be extrapolated to many organizations. He spends most of his efforts in these cases on the basics that are common to CMMI and Agile. In particular, he dutifully applies Lean principles and practices to empower Agile practices and facilitate CMMI practices. . . . Chapter 9 is the book’s best stuff–not because it’s about golf, but because this is the point at which you get answers to your key question: What’s in it for me?”
–Hillel Glazer, Principal and CEO, Entinex, Inc.; Certified High Maturity SCAMPI Lead Appraiser; CMMI Instructor
“This book will measurably improve how systems and software systems are developed.”
–Bob Epps, Program Management Senior Manager, Lockheed Martin Corporate Engineering and Technology
“Having experience with both CMMI and Agile, I find this book very insightful. I keep taking notes. I think it is a great aid to anyone who has been through the process.”
–Jim Convery, Director, Alion Science & Technology Corp., BMH Advanced Modeling & Simulation Technology Operation, a CMMI Maturity Level 3 Organization
“I consider the discussion of model-based improvement in the early chapters of this book to be one of the best I have seen. Paul has great insight into effective software process improvement and is articulate in describing both the issues and ways in which they should be considered.”
–Dr. Mark Paulk, Senior Systems Scientist, Institute for Software Research, Carnegie Mellon University; Development Lead, Software Capability Maturity Model (CMM for Software)
“This is a good topic presented with lots of practical points, helpful summaries, and interesting case studies. The idea of ‘Doorway Risk Management’ in Chapter 4 is great!”
–John Troy, Program Manager, Rockwell Collins, Inc.
“I found several really nice nuggets throughout the book (lessons, cautions, insights, etc.). I also liked the summary sections at the end of each chapter and the extensive use of case studies. Finally, I discovered some real gems in the Epilogue, which provides a very nice conclusion for the book.”
–Kyle Gabhart, Director of Emerging Technologies, Web Age Solutions; coauthor, Service Oriented Architecture: A Field Guide for Executives
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“This book will be a great help to a variety of organizations figuring out how best to implement CMMI, including large and small enterprises, even if their starting point is not ‘Agile.' All-in-all, this contains ‘pearls of wisdom' that will make a much-appreciated contribution to the software engineering community.”
– Mike Konrad, Chief Architect, CMMI, Software Engineering Institute; coauthor, CMMI®: Guidelines for Process Integration and Product Improvement, Second Edition
“This book will challenge many of your (mis)understandings about both Agile delivery and CMMI. Paul thoughtfully applies his years of practical experience to help bridge two disparate communities who are working towards the same goal–improving an organization's IT productivity. It's about time someone wrote a book like this.”
– Scott W. Ambler, Chief Methodologist for Agile and Lean, IBM Rational; author, Agile Modeling; and coauthor, Enterprise Unified Process
Many organizations that have improved process maturity through Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI®) now also want greater agility. Conversely, many organizations that are succeeding with Agile methods now want the benefits of more mature processes. The solution is to integrate CMMI and Agile. Integrating CMMI® and Agile Development offers broad guidance for melding these process improvement methodologies. It presents six detailed case studies, along with essential real-world lessons, big-picture insights, and mistakes to avoid.
Drawing on decades of process improvement experience, author Paul McMahon explains how combining an Agile approach with the CMMI process improvement framework is the fastest, most effective way to achieve your business objectives. He offers practical, proven techniques for CMMI and Agile integration, including new ways to extend Agile into system engineering and project management and to optimize performance by focusing on your organization's unique, culture-related weaknesses.
About the Author
Paul E. McMahon, Principal, PEM Systems, has been an independent consultant since 1997, helping companies increase agility and process maturity. He has taught software engineering at Binghamton University, State University of New York; has conducted workshops on engineering processes and management; and has published more than 35 articles, including several on Agile development. His insights reflect 24 years of engineering and management experience working for companies such as Link Simulation and Lockheed Martin.
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- Publisher : Addison-Wesley Professional; 1st edition (August 9, 2010)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 358 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0321714105
- ISBN-13 : 978-0321714107
- Item Weight : 1.34 pounds
- Dimensions : 7.38 x 0.81 x 9.13 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #847,838 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #120 in Software Design & Engineering
- #1,038 in Software Development (Books)
- #3,315 in Professional
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Paul E. McMahon, Principal, PEM Systems (Binghamton, NY), helps large and small organizations as they improve their technical and management processes and move toward increased agility and process maturity. He has taught Software Engineering at Binghamton University, State University of New York; conducted workshops on Engineering Process and Management, and published more than 50 articles on software and systems development and management, including several in CrossTalk, The Journal of Defense Software Engineering, ACM Communications, and ACM Queue. Paul is the author of four books, It's All Upside Down (Jan, 2017), 15 Fundamentals for Higher Performance in Software Development (July, 2014), Integrating CMMI and Agile Development: Case Studies and Proven Techniques for Faster Performance Improvement (August, 2010) and a book on collaborative development, Virtual Project Management: Software Solutions for Today and the Future (CRC Press, 2000). He is co-author of The Essence of Software Engineering.
A frequent speaker at industry conferences, including the Systems and Software Technology Conference, Agile Conferences, and the CMMI/SEPG Conference. Paul has been consulting independently since 1997. His experience, insights, and recommendations he shares with his clients reflect 24 years of engineering and management experience working for such companies as Link Simulation and Lockheed Martin, and 19 years of consulting/coaching experiences. Paul holds a BA degree, Magna Cum Laude, in mathematics from the University of Scranton, and an MA degree in mathematics from Binghamton University. His current interests and work with clients focus on the use of Agile Methods, Lean techniques, the CMMI framework, and distributed teams. Paul provides tailored workshop training for his clients. He is currently on the leadership team of an international initiative to refound software engineering founded by Ivar Jacobson, Bertrand Meyer and Richard Soley (www.semat.org).
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Paul E. McMahon
Principal, PEM Systems
118 Matthews Street
Binghamton, New York 13905
Phone: 607-798-7740
Web: www.PEMSystems.com
Email: PEMcMahon@ACM.ORG
Skype: paul.e.mcmahon
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This is the very first to address a situation that I am increasingly meeting at my software consultancy engagements: companies which are following Scrum (or other agile methods) and want to "certify in CMMI" their processes.
The book talks about real cases (as points out in its title) and takes care of the two most common situations: companies having CMMI but wanting to "agilize" their methods, and "agile" companies that want to join the "CMMI club".
It makes a great job discussing about the typical "practice compliance" discussions, very common in CMMI implementation projects and appraisals.
To sum up, I do recommend it in case you're a CMMI or Agile practitioner, it will help you a lot saving time in your decissions.
Alex Ballarin @ Cynertia Consulting
Barcelona, Spain
The book has case studies and goes through various integration issues of CMMI being used in a rapid development situation. One difference between other books and this, is the focus on maturity of processes with agile instead of being used in spite of agile.
This is a good tool for your bookshelf to reference for ideas and confirmations.
Of special importance to organisations that need to break loose from CMMI bureaucracy.
Organisations that are first of all Agile and then start taking an interest in CMMI will possibly need a bit of help to get used to the "CMMI-speak".
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