1. Open Source process assessment

2. Presentation Plan ● What is Open Source? ● What is Agile? ● What is CMMI? ● What was assessed? ● Outcomes and recommendations

3. Presentation Plan ● What is Open Source? ● What is Agile? ● What is CMMI? ● What was assessed? ● Outcomes and recommendations

4. ● 2 representations ● 5 levels ● 4 categories ● 22 process areas CMMI in numbers Main assumption: Team with better process will create product of better quality

5. SCAMPI SCAMPI – Standard CMMI Assessnent Method for Process Improvement. It is used to assess process artifacts, identify weaknesses and problems and produce capability or maturity level

6. SCAMPI SCAMPI considers following artifacts as objective evidence: ● Documents ● Interviews

7. SCAMPI assessment scale ● Fully implemented ● Mostly implemented ● Partly implemented ● Not implemented

8. Presentation Plan ● What is Open Source? ● What is Agile? ● What is CMMI? ● What was assessed? ● Outcomes and recommendations

9. OS project development model classification ● Core developers ● Location ● Target Audience ● Commerciality ● Collaboration

10. Assessment Object Successful OS project was selected for assessment: Plone CMS Selection criteria: - Created from scratch - Old enough (started in 2001) - Successful – Top 3 Open Source Content Management System (Autumn 2006) - Widely deployed (NASA, FSF, etc)

11. Assessed Process areas ● Project planning ● Project monitoring and control ● Configuration management ● Requirement Development ● Process and Product Quality Assurance ● Measurements and Analysis

12. Outcomes ● Project planning – 0 level ● Project monitoring and control – 1 level ● Configuration management – 2 level ● Requirement Development – 2 level ● Process and Product Quality Assurance ● Measurements and Analysis – 0 level

13. Questions