Maturity Model Development Method Sample Clauses

Maturity Model Development Method. ‌ As described above, one recurrent criticism of maturity models is that they lack empirical foundation and traceability [46]. The main reason for the criticism is that existing maturity models typically do not follow a theoretical framework or methodology for their development [46]. In fact, there is an absence on literature regarding methods and practices for the design and development of maturity models [46]. One of the most well-known development model for maturity models is from Xxxxxx in [41], a procedure based on a scientific research method called Design Science Research (DSR). The well-argued claim of the design procedure [41] is that these fundamental requirements should drive the development of every maturity model. Apart from evaluating well-known models according to these dimensions, the article also delineates a set of steps to correctly develop a maturity model. It depicts which documentation should result from each step, and includes an iterative maturity model development method that proposes that each iteration of the maturity model should be implemented and validated before going to a new iteration. The procedure is depicted in Figure 2 (below). It delineates eight requirements (R1 – R8) [41]: