The quality and process-performance objectives, measures, and baselines identified here are developed as described in the Organizational Process Performance process area. Subsequently, the results of performing the processes associated with the Quantitative Project Management process area (e.g., measurement definitions and measurement data) become part of the organizational process assets referred to in the Organizational Process Performance process area.
To effectively address the specific practices in this process area, the organization should have already established a set of standard processes and related organizational process assets, such as the organization�s measurement repository and the organization�s process asset library for use by each project in establishing its defined process. The project�s defined process is a set of subprocesses that form an integrated and coherent lifecycle for the project. It is established, in part, through selecting and tailoring processes from the organization�s set of standard processes. (See the definition of �defined process� in the glossary.)
The project should also ensure that the measurements and progress of the supplier�s efforts are made available. Establishment of effective relationships with suppliers is necessary for the successful implementation of this process area�s specific practices.
Process performance is a measure of the actual process results achieved. Process performance is characterized by both process measures (e.g., effort, cycle time, and defect removal efficiency) and product measures (e.g., reliability, defect density, and response time).
Subprocesses are defined components of a larger defined process. For example, a typical organization�s development process may be defined in terms of subprocesses such as requirements development, design, build, test, and peer review. The subprocesses themselves may be further decomposed as necessary into other subprocesses and process elements.
The quality and process-performance objectives, measures, and baselines identified here are developed as described in the Organizational Process Performance process area. Subsequently, the results of performing the processes associated with the Quantitative Project Management process area (e.g., measurement definitions and measurement data) become part of the organizational process assets referred to in the Organizational Process Performance process area.
To effectively address the specific practices in this process area, the organization should have already established a set of standard processes and related organizational process assets, such as the organization�s measurement repository and the organization�s process asset library for use by each project in establishing its defined process. The project�s defined process is a set of subprocesses that form an integrated and coherent lifecycle for the project. It is established, in part, through selecting and tailoring processes from the organization�s set of standard processes. (See the definition of �defined process� in the glossary.)
The project should also ensure that the measurements and progress of the supplier�s efforts are made available. Establishment of effective relationships with suppliers is necessary for the successful implementation of this process area�s specific practices.
Process performance is a measure of the actual process results achieved. Process performance is characterized by both process measures (e.g., effort, cycle time, and defect removal efficiency) and product measures (e.g., reliability, defect density, and response time).
Subprocesses are defined components of a larger defined process. For example, a typical organization�s development process may be defined in terms of subprocesses such as requirements development, design, build, test, and peer review. The subprocesses themselves may be further decomposed as necessary into other subprocesses and process elements.
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