An Approach to Development of an Application Dependent SPICE Conformant Process Capability Model

Boronowsky, Michael; Mitasiunas, Antanas; Ragaisis, Jonas; Woronowicz, Tanja

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-38833-0_6

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“…Export process capability assessment model was created in 2013-2014. SPICE conformant application dependent process modeling methodology [3] has been applied for modeling of export activities. Approach for Enterprise SPICE extending by inclusion of application dependent PAMs has been proposed and the model has been developed as Enterprise SPICE extension.…”

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Export Process Capability Assessment Model

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The process capability modeling has become a tool for systematization and codifying knowledge of process-oriented activities. Enterprise SPICE defines a domain independent integrated model for enterprise-wide assessment and continuous improvement. This paper presents the complete export process capability assessment model containing the export body of knowledge expressed in terms of SPICE conformant processes, their outcomes and base practices. The purpose of the developed model is to enable use of domain independent Enterprise SPICE model for the export process improvement.

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Section: Export Capability Maturity Modelingmentioning

confidence: 99%