This is part of an 11-year commitment to quality that began in 1998 with the Continuous Improvement Model, ISO and now CMMI

On July 24, 2009 S & D achieved CMMI Level 3 accreditation according to the SEI of Carnegie Mellon University

The ability to learn from past experiences and incorporate those experiences to improve continuously, realistic estimates, detecting and correcting deviations in time, risk management, involved people, informed decisions, identifying the needs of our customers, management of requirements, interfaces, risks, costs, time, resources, etc., are factors that determine the maturity and negatively or positively affect the probability of success of a company when facing challenges.

Having been assessed as a CMMI organization means that in addition of reaching level 2, which is to achieve a level of maturity in project management, we have also incorporated level 3 practices, adopting advanced management methods, applied software engineering techniques and standardized its application through defined processes in all our development projects.

This assessment is one of the highest international standards for software development, required by the most demanding organizations both from the public and the private sector to select suppliers or ensure the quality of their projects.

So far the experience has been extremely gratifying; we have learned to overcome barriers and prejudices, for example, that the model would add bureaucracy or that is meant for large enterprises. Since we started, we had the idea of keeping it simple, rely on tools, convinced that it was the best way to do it.

The assessment means that we have the processes, tools and trained people so that we can provide the confidence needed to collaborate with our customers to fulfill their expectations, that we can incorporate new ways of working and that new requirements are tailored to the customer’s needs.

SEI Accreditation: http://sas.sei.cmu.edu/pars/pars_detail.aspx?a=13090

We are in an excellent position to collaborate in the development of your software projects and the achievement of your objectives.