Complementing Each Other: GQM & DMAIC

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VanHilst, Garg, Lo Repository Mining and Six Sig ma for Process Improvement Complementing Each Other: GQM & DMAIC GQM (Goal-Question-Metric) CMM sometimes criticized for emphasizing repeatability over improving productivity. GQM strong in defining metrics appropriate to business goals and nature of the process. DMAIC (Define-Measure-Analyze- Improve-Control) Six Sigma sometimes criticized as inappropriate for processes characterized by knowledge efforts. DMAIC strong in focus on continuous iterative process improvement.

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VanHilst, Garg, Lo Repository Mining and Six Sigma for Process Improvement

Complementing Each Other: GQM & DMAIC

GQM

(Goal-Question-Metric)

• CMM sometimes criticized for emphasizing repeatability over improving productivity.

• GQM strong in defining metrics appropriate to business goals and nature of the process.

DMAIC(Define-Measure-Analyze-

Improve-Control)

• Six Sigma sometimes criticized as inappropriate for processes characterized by knowledge efforts.

• DMAIC strong in focus on continuous iterative process improvement.

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VanHilst, Garg, Lo Repository Mining and Six Sigma for Process Improvement

CMM+6σ Process Improvement Cycle

DefineControl Baselines Weaknesses Opportunities

Measure

Assess

Improve

Collect DataAnalyze

Requirements Activities Changes Time Results

Progress Defects Delays Dissatisfactions

Hypotheses Trends Indicators Causes

Define

Measure

Analyze

Improve

Control

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VanHilst, Garg, Lo Repository Mining and Six Sigma for Process Improvement

Areas of Concern

• Architecture– Design weaknesses– General or for new demands

• Bottlenecks– Areas for focused attention

• Causal Connections– System view of process– Root cause analysis