PEP is licensed by the Software Engineering Institute to deliver the Introduction to CMMI for Services v1.3 course.  Please note that PEP does not offer this course in a public setting. We limit this course to client site offerings. The course description from the SEI states: This three-day course is the definitive introductory course about the CMMI for Services (CMMI-SVC) model. The course provides the knowledge you need to take your...

PEP is pleased to provide a live link (and host) Eileen Forrester’s brief (18 min.) overview presentation on CMMI-SVC (CMMI for Services). We hope you find the presentation informative. Should you wish to explore the applicability of CMMI-SVC to your organization further, please contact PEP directly. CMMI-SVC_HQ by...

PEP is pleased to announce that both Judah Mogilensky and Mark Rabideau are now SEI Certified Lead Appraisers for Services and also SEI Certified Instructors for the SEI Services Supplement for CMMI v1.2. To quote the SEI: SEI-Certified SCAMPI Lead Appraisers for Services can use the SCAMPI appraisal materials, including appraisal team training materials, only to train appraisal teams and to lead appraisals on behalf of an SEI CMMI for...

On February 26, 2009, the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) announced the release of its much anticipated CMMI for Services (CMMI-SVC). Just as the CMMI model extended the coverage of the original Software CMM to also include development of hardware and systems products, this new CMMI model covers the establishment, management, and delivery of services. Services may include Information Technology support services, field installation...

Process Enhancement Partners is pleased to announce that both Judah Mogilensky and Mark Rabideau are now licensed (certified) to provide consulting and appraisal support for the new SEI CMMI-SVC (Services) Constellation (Model). (The SEI provides a brief overview on the newest constellation for your review.) To quote the SEI: “The CMMI for Services (CMMI-SVC) model, scheduled for release in mid-March 2009, was instead released in...