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7.4.1 Australian Experiences with CMMI

The CMMI Evaluation Project is an initiative established by the Australian Defence Directorate of Software Acquisition Reform (DSWAR) to determine the effectiveness of using the CMMI for risk assessment of suppliers capability in systems & software engineering. An objective of the overall reform program is to encourage Australian Defence industry to use such models for establishing process improvement programs. As part of the evaluation strategy, the use of CMMI in assessments is being trialed with a few invited suppliers to ascertain the impact and effectiveness of the model and the assessment method from both an industry and Defence perspective.