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The document discusses process integration, emphasizing the importance of a unified user interface for tools. It presents several statements about process management principles, including the PDCA approach, process-aware tools, and capability maturity models, prompting readers to assess their accuracy. Additionally, it queries what CMM stands for, highlighting various interpretations of the acronym.
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- 1. Process integration addresses the integration of tools where different tools offer the same look and feel in their user interface, and possibly may be used from a common interface, such as an Integrated Development Environment. Select one: True or False PDCA is the most commonly used approach to describe improvement activities and the basis of continuous improvement. Select one: True or False A tool is called process-aware if its behavior can be adapted to a different process by simply modifying the process model, with little or no need for further adaptation of the tool itself. Select one: True or False Staged representation is a capability maturity model structure wherein capability levels provide a recommended order for approaching process improvement within each specified process area. Select one: True or False There are three main purposes to use a maturity model: prove capability to external stakeholder, process improvement, and IT governance. Select one: True or False What does CMM stand for? Content Management Model Capability Maturity Model Circular Management Model Custom Meta-Model