- Description
- A monumental staircase
- Source
- Jebulon · original page
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- CC0 Public domain
Maturity
Locating where you stand, deciding where to go and in what order: organisation matrices, product maturity and an assessment tool.
Maturity answers three simple questions: where are we, where do we want to go, and in what order? This section offers organisation and product matrices, reading principles and reference models, with an assessment that is filled in online and can be compared between teams.
Levels are an aid to discussion, not a grade: an honest matrix is worth more than a flattering score (and this is precisely where the overestimation bias lurks).
Understanding maturity matricesWhat a maturity matrix is, where it comes from, how it is built, what it is for and its pitfalls.Organisation matricesSix organizational maturity matrices (data, analytics, BI adoption, security, testing, cloud costs) and how to choose one.Product maturityThe maturity of a tool or solution, distinct from that of an organization: what the product does and guarantees, and how it supports the maturity of its users. Six levels, fourteen dimensions, an inventory.Matrices par domaineA maturity matrix describes a domain by themes, and each theme by five levels; each level is a promise (an observable outcome, never a means) supported by verifiable milestones. This section offers four matrices that complement each other without duplicating one another: IT project management…
