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....differing industrial domains. Since there is no modeling of existing processes to help specific improvement top down SPI does not necessarily reach and fit to all projects and teams. More than half of the organizations included in the survey [Kits93] had problems that were not covered by CMM. [Bria95] notes that prescriptive best practice models have numerous assumptions about best practices, business goals and problems of organizations. There is not much evidence that adherence of an organization s processes to the prescriptions will find causes of most pressing problems in all organizations ....

....applicable technology. 6. Package validated knowledge like models for resource allocation, changes and defects, product size, structure, and use, processes, products, and lessons learned for future use. Action plan. An action plan for process improvement according to the QIP based method AINSI [Bria95] includes the following sections. 1. State objectives and motivations. 2. Identify groups, participants and their responsibilities and preroga tives. 3. Plan steps and their connection to objectives with entry and exit criteria. 4. Consider phases, risks, uncertainties plus contingency plans and ....

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Briand L., El Emam K., Melo W., AINSI -- An inductive Method for Software Process Improvement: Concrete Steps and Guidelines, Proc.of ISCN'95, Vienna, Sept. 1995.

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