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What is the difference between CMM and CMMI ?

  
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Submitted by: gaurav_ire
 
CMM more about software development .CMMI Software developement and System engineering.Means CMMI also suits the mfg industry also.

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May 10, 2005 00:00:29   #1  
gaurav_ire        

RE: What is the difference between CMM and CMMI ?
CMM more about software development .CMMI Software developement and System engineering.Means CMMI also suits the mfg industry also.
 
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August 01, 2005 06:43:45   #2  
Padiyar        

RE: What is the difference between CMM and CMMI ?
CMM describes about the software engineering alone where as CMM Integrated (CMMI) describes both software and system engineering. CMMI also incorporates the Integrated Procees and Product Development and the supplier sourcing.
 
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July 23, 2006 11:37:40   #3  
Subhadip        

RE: What is the difference between CMM and CMMI ?
CMM is a reference model of matured practices in a specified discipline for e.g. Systems Engineering CMM Software CMM People CMM Software Acquisition CMM etc. But they were difficult to integrate as and when needed. So the CMMI evolved as a more matured set of guidelines and was built combining the best components of individual disciplines of CMM(Software CMM People CMM etc). It can be applied to product manufacturing People management Software development etc etc.
 
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