MODERN PROJECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MATURITY MODELS: THE ESSENCE AND COMPARISON
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This document discusses and compares several modern maturity models for project management systems. It first defines a maturity model as a set of parameters that correspond to stages of development for a project management system. It then outlines four key maturity models: Kerzner's technological maturity model; the Berkeley PM Maturity Model (5-Level (PM)2 Model); the Organizational Project Management Maturity Model (OPM3); and the Capability Maturity Model for Software (SW CMM). While the models differ in their scope, structure, and areas of analysis, they generally describe dimensions of maturity for project management and transition from lower to higher levels of maturity through continuous improvement.
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- 1. MODERN PROJECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MATURITY MODELS : THE ESSENCE AND COMPARISONS Strelchuk Yulia
- 2. Maturity model of project management system is a set of parameters that correspond to a certain stage of the development of the project management system.
- 3. MODERN MATURITY MODEL OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Kerzner's technological maturity model; Berkeley PM Maturity Model (5-Level (PM)2 Model) Organizational Project Management Maturity Model (OPM3); Capability Maturity Model for Software (SW CMM)
- 4. Kerzner's technological maturity model
- 5. Berkeley PM Maturity Model
- 6. Organizational Project Management Maturity Model or OPM3
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- 8. Existing PMM models differ in their scope, structure, and areas of analyzed organizational project management. These differences include the following: "maturity" definition in the logical structure of the model, project management knowledge areas are used and the scope of maturity model. However, various maturity models typically describe the specific project management dimensions, related to maturity levels. The basic principle of construction for all models is the transition from a lower level of maturity (a general awareness of project management) to a higher level, which provides continuous process of the improvement of the project management system.