Innovative SQA Service Maturity Model using CMMI and ITIL
G. Shankar

TL;DR
This paper presents an innovative SQA service maturity model based on CMMI and ITIL, designed to improve process implementation efficiency and reduce defect costs in large multinational organizations.
Contribution
It introduces a novel SQA service maturity model that guides effective process implementation by project managers, filling a gap in existing process frameworks.
Findings
Enhanced process implementation efficiency
Reduced defect-related costs
Improved ROI in IT projects
Abstract
This Journal details a maturity model for SQA services which has been developed during QMS implementation in the IT division of a large multinational organization. The scope of the engagement was to establish a standard set of processes based on CMMI\textregistered and ITIL\textregistered Framework across four business verticals scattered in Europe, United States and Asia. The services of Software Quality Analyst (SQA) from different vendors were leveraged to facilitate implementation of processes which was referred to as the Quality Management System (QMS). To co-ordinate and support QMS implementation, a Software Quality Assurance Group (SQAG) was established at the organizational level. Considering the large number of applications, the business verticals proposed that process implementation should be owned and managed by practitioners themselves so that the mass deployment of QMS can…
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TopicsBig Data and Business Intelligence · Software Engineering Techniques and Practices · Software Engineering Research
