2001•INCOSE International SymposiumRequires access

7.4.4 Extending the Integrated Capability Maturity Model® (CMMISM) for Safety‐related Applications

Neil Robinson, Peter Lindsay, Adrian Pitman

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Abstract The recently released CMMI offers a Capability Maturity Model integrated for software and systems engineering. The Australian Defence Force intends to use CMMI to assess suppliers of software intensive systems. A key aim is to identify the strengths and weaknesses of system and software suppliers, and to address identified weaknesses early in the acquisition process. This paper describes an extension of CMMI to explicitly deal with safety engineering, for use in assessment of suppliers of safety‐related systems.

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Key concepts: Capability Maturity Model Integration, LeanCMMI, Capability Maturity Model, Strengths and weaknesses, Maturity (psychological), Service Integration Maturity Model, Key (lock), Systems engineering