Hello people,
I am currently working on a project for a client, and I am using this amazing framework to improve their capabilities. I am encountering a doubt regarding CMMI levels and I don't finish to understand: Why this levels appear only in Services section (1-Security Monitoring, 2-Security Incident Management, 3-Security Analysis & Forensics ...) from scratch and what is the purpose of them? I mean, I know that it is explained in the Introduction section but apart from that, they appear from a blank document before start covering it, and they don't change if I modify some values; it is like they don't change its value unless I manually modify them.
Moreover, why they go from a gradient format? Let me explain myself, for example, In Security Monitoring (point number 1.2.1 (Key performance indicators)) it starts form CMMI level 2 and it finishes in point number 1.2.11 (service roles & responsibilities) in CMM level 3. Does it mean I can modify myself or it is just a reference value?
Could anyone explain me that? I would really appreciate it!
Thank you so much mates,
AFS
I am currently working on a project for a client, and I am using this amazing framework to improve their capabilities. I am encountering a doubt regarding CMMI levels and I don't finish to understand: Why this levels appear only in Services section (1-Security Monitoring, 2-Security Incident Management, 3-Security Analysis & Forensics ...) from scratch and what is the purpose of them? I mean, I know that it is explained in the Introduction section but apart from that, they appear from a blank document before start covering it, and they don't change if I modify some values; it is like they don't change its value unless I manually modify them.
Moreover, why they go from a gradient format? Let me explain myself, for example, In Security Monitoring (point number 1.2.1 (Key performance indicators)) it starts form CMMI level 2 and it finishes in point number 1.2.11 (service roles & responsibilities) in CMM level 3. Does it mean I can modify myself or it is just a reference value?
Could anyone explain me that? I would really appreciate it!

Thank you so much mates,
AFS