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TOPIC: The CMM Flu and the Prescription for It
The CMM Flu
affects many organizations at some point during their CMM journey. Lack of
organizational change management provides a fertile breeding ground for viruses
to breed and sap constancy of purpose. Three major varieties of CMM Flu have
been identified:
1) the common cold, which saps organization strength and commitment (everything
just slows down)
2) the classic flu (organization loses focus and not all parts work well
together)
3) the Blue Flu (people just stop playing and no one will say why).
The presentation uses humor to examine the CMM Flu, its variants, and
organizational change with prescriptions for success.
SPEAKER: Thomas M. Cagley JR., Managing Senior Consultant for The David Consulting Group
Thomas M. Cagley Jr. is a Managing Senior Consultant for The David Consulting Group. He is an authority in guiding organizations through the process of integrating software measurement with model-based assessments to yield effective and efficient process improvement programs. Mr. Cagley is a recognized industry expert in the measurement and estimation of software projects. His areas of expertise encompass management experience in methods and metrics, quality integration, quality assurance and the application of the Software Engineering Institute's Capability Maturity Model® to achieve process improvements.
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The CMM Flu and the Prescription for It