CMMI is introduced

CMMI (Capability Maturity Model Integration) is a software Capability Maturity Model Integration, which is jointly developed and developed by the DEPARTMENT of Defense of the United States, Carnegie-Mellon University and the National Defense Industry Association of the United States. CMMI is an important standard used to evaluate the Capability Maturity of software enterprises in the world. It is the international standard for enterprise development process and quality management, and whether it can pass THE CMMI certification becomes an important symbol to measure the engineering development capability of software enterprises in the world.

The purpose of CMMI is to help software enterprises manage and improve their software engineering processes and enhance their development and improvement capabilities so that they can develop high-quality software on time and under budget. CMMI provides a single, integrated framework for improving an organization's processes. The new integrated model framework eliminates inconsistencies among models, reduces duplication between models, increases transparency and understanding, and creates an automated, extensible framework. Thus improving the quality and efficiency of the organization as a whole. CMMI focuses on cost effectiveness, clear focus, process concentration, and flexibility.

The CMMI model is divided into five levels covering 22 process areas, with level 5 being the highest level. CMMI Institute of America (CMMI Institute) is responsible for the release and certification of CMMI models.