- Description
- A model airplane
- Source
- That model plane guy · original page
- Licence
- CC0 Public domain
Reference matrices
Six recognized frameworks to place an organization, and how to choose the right one.
On this page
Each matrix places the level of an organization in a specific domain. If the principle is new to you, start with Understanding maturity matrices.
Choosing a matrix by domain#
| Domain | Matrix | Scale | My overall level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data governance | DAMA-DMBOK | 0 – 5 | — |
| Enterprise analytics / BI | TDWI | 1 – 5 | — |
| BI platform adoption | Microsoft Fabric / Power BI | 100 – 500 | — |
| Development security | OWASP SAMM | 0 – 3 per practice | — |
| Testing / quality assurance | TMMi | 1 – 5 | — |
| Cloud cost control | FinOps | Crawl / Walk / Run | — |
The “My attainment level” button (at the top of the page) shows, in this table, the overall level I entered for each matrix.
The six matrices#
Data governance — DAMA-DMBOKEleven data management domains rated from 0 to 5.Analytics — TDWIFrom nascent to mature, and the corporate adoption chasm.BI adoption — Microsoft Fabric / Power BIGovernance, community and solution value, from 100 to 500.Software security — OWASP SAMMFifteen security practices, three levels each.Testing — TMMiFrom reactive to optimized testing, in five cumulative levels.Cloud costs — FinOpsCrawl, Walk, Run, capability by capability.
