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How to Use This Toolkit
The Mission Partnering toolkit provides a systematic approach to product development that achieves a timely collaboration of relevant stakeholders throughout the product life cycle to better satisfy customer needs.
  • Mission Partnering is not a discipline

  • Mission Partnering is a way of doing business

  • Mission Partnering is employed in conjunction with the rest of the model and it shapes how work is performed using CMMI SE/SW/IPPD
Steps to IPPD

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Process Assets
Standard Process
The EMP is intended to be used to manage a collection of nodes placed under management of a single authority for life cycle modernization and sustainment. The process consists of five steps.

  • Definitions
  • Process Steps
  • Key Success Factors
  • Team Processes


    • Compliance
    Your EMP should comply with the CMMI process areas identified. The following provide information on assessment and review of your EMP.

  • Self Assessment
  • Compliance Process


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    Support Assets
    Tools
    Information from the Mission Partnering course.


    Training
  • Mission Partnering Using Integrated Product and Process Development (Executive Version), June 2004
  • Mission Partnering Using Integrated Product and Process Development, June 2004
  • Partnering for Success Training Video
      -  Clip 1
      -  Clip 2
      -  Clip 3


    • Examples
  • DoD IPPD Handbook, August 1998
  • System Engineering Fundamentals
  • F-22 Integrated Product Development Implementation Improvement Plan
  • Team Plan or Charter Guidelines, Revision 1, July 1999


    • References
  • Library
  • Links

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