Extreme Programming from a CMM Perspective

By M. Paulk. IEEE Software, 2001

368 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Extreme programming has been advocated recently as an appropriate programming method for the high-speed, volatile world of Internet and Web software development. The author reviews XP from the perspective of the capability maturity model for software, gives overviews of both approaches, and critiques XP from a SW-CMM perspective. He concludes that lightweight methodologies such as XP advocate many good engineering practices and that both perspectives have something to offer the other.

Subfields: Information Systems, Software

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In Information Systems

1. Barry W. Boehm
2. Brian Fitzgerald
3. Klaas-Jan Stol
4. Paul L. Bannerman

In Software

1. Barry W. Boehm
2. Brian Fitzgerald
3. Klaas-Jan Stol
4. Paul L. Bannerman

Citations in the corpus

• Get Ready for Agile Methods, with Care (2002, background): “Software CMM leaders are also showing how liberal versus literal interpretations can include major portions of XP as being software CMMcompliant.(5) We can also interpret the CMMI, which adds process areas for risk management, integrated teaming, and an organizational environment for integration, to”