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What is the difference between Benchmark assessment and Sustainment assessment?
Đăng 4 tháng trướcIn the process of maintaining CMMI certification, organizations often wonder about the difference between Benchmark assessment and Sustainment assessment. This article Sakrad will help you better understand the difference between Benchmark assessment and Sustainment assessment, the conditions for conducting these two types of assessments.
Definition of Benchmark and Sustainment assessment
Understand the definition of the two assessment methods to distinguish the difference between Benchmark assessment and Sustainment assessment
Understand the definition of the two assessment methods to distinguish the difference between Benchmark assessment and Sustainment assessment
Benchmark assessment (Benchmark Appraisal), also known as formal assessment, is a comprehensive and detailed examination of business processes based on CMMI standards. The purpose of this assessment is to determine the maturity level of the process and issue CMMI certification to the enterprise if it meets the requirements.
Sustainment Appraisal, or maintenance assessment, is a periodic review process to ensure that the enterprise's processes still maintain the standards achieved in the previous Benchmark assessment. This assessment helps the enterprise maintain the CMMI certification and continue to improve the process according to the set standards.
The difference between Benchmark and Sustainment assessments lies in the objectives and frequency of implementation. Benchmark assessment focuses on determining and recognizing the maturity level of the enterprise process through a comprehensive examination. Meanwhile, Sustainment assessment aims to maintain and continuously improve the achieved standards through periodic inspections.