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		<title>So you&#8217;re really interested in CMMI for the rating only….</title>
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		<dc:creator>Hillel</dc:creator>
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What can you do?
This entry addresses an important tip in those cases where you need to demonstrate a CMMI rating even thoughyou’d otherwise have no intrinsic business reason compelling you to do so.
But first, I admonish organizations doing the compulsory CMMI ratings requirements in the first place.  So, if you’re a company being externally compelled [...]]]></description>
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<h4>What can you do?</h4>
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<p>But first, I admonish organizations doing the compulsory CMMI ratings requirements in the first place.  So, if you’re a company being externally compelled to get a rating (<strong><em>which is different from being told “you need to improve!”</em></strong>), you might want to send a link to this finger-wagging to whoever needs to hear it.</p>
<p>However, as such a company being externally compelled to use CMMI (just to get a rating), this tip will make it MUCH easier and more beneficial.</p>
<p>Oh, one more thing…. I don’t mention this in the clip: If you’re such a company, don’t look to hire the cheapest, fastest appraiser/appraisal you can find.  Doing that will only make the cost and pain worse.  Both, short-term and long-term.</p>
<h5>NEXT WEEK: Everything you thought you knew about CMMI is wrong.</h5>
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