Architecture Maturity Models

Overview

Organizations that can manage change effectively are generally more successful than those that cannot. Many organizations know that they need to improve their IT-related development processes in order to successfully manage change, but don't know how. Such organizations typically either spend very little on process improvement, because they are unsure how best to proceed; or spend a lot, on a number of parallel and unfocussed efforts, to little or no avail.
Capability Maturity Models (CMMs) address this problem by providing an effective and proven method for an organization to gradually gain control over and improve its IT-related development processes. Such models provide the following benefits:
  • They describe the practices that any organization must perform in order to improve its processes.
  • They provide a yardstick against which to periodically measure improvement.
  • They constitute a proven framework within which to manage the improvement efforts.
The various practices are typically organized into five levels, each level representing an increased ability to control and manage the development environment.
An evaluation of the organization's practices against the model - called an assessment - determines the level at which the organization currently stands. It indicates the organization's maturity in the area concerned, and the practices on which the organization needs to focus in order to see the greatest improvement and the highest return on investment.
The benefits of capability maturity models are well documented for software and systems engineering. Their application to enterprise architecture has been a recent development, stimulated by the increasing interest in enterprise architecture in recent years, combined with the lack of maturity in this discipline.
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