Process Maturity

Oxyent is in the process of getting ISO certification and will be certified shortly. Along with ISO, as quality commitment to customers, Oxyent has already taken CMMI initiative for our design and manufacturing processes and we are current working in implementation phase. For Oxyent quality is not an afterthought. Throughout our project development, adherence to exacting industry standards ensures quality in every product that we create for our customers

Repeated studies have confirmed that less than 25% of software development projects ever meet their objectives. Extensive research has shown that these time and cost overruns are largely avoidable, because the processes that produce high quality software on time, and on budget, are well-known.

Designed to minimize the high frequency of failures in outsourced software development projects, Carnegie Mellon University's Software Engineering Institute has developed the Capability Maturity Model (CMM) to assess a vendor's ability to complete developmental projects within a specified budget and timeframe. The CMM is a collection of best practices grouped into five levels of maturity, specifically developed to help others make measured improvements in their Software Engineering/System Engineering and Project Management capabilities. Like the ISO standard, the Capability Maturity Model (CMM) is also a model-based software process improvement approach.