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Documentless Assessments Using Nomial Group Interviews
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Documentless Assessments Using Nomial Group Interviews

Publication:
Software Quality Professional
Date:
March 2017
Issue:
Volume 19 Issue 2
Pages:
pp. 50-61
Author(s):
Miranda, Eduardo
Organization(s):
Carnegie Mellon University, Institute for Software Research, Pittsburgh, PA

Abstract

This article describes a group interview technique designed to support document-less process assessments while at the same time promoting collaboration among assessmentparticipants. The method was successfully used in one consulting assignment where it got previously discording participants talking to each other and agreeing on theissues. The technique borrows from agile software development the concept of user stories to cast CMMI’s specific practices in concrete terms and the planning pokertechnique, instead of document reviews and audit-like interviews, for fact finding and corroboration.

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