Military Standards and Commercial Best Practices
Interoperability is extremely important if the DoD is to enhance the warfighters decision-cycle through a seamless integrated digital information network. To this end, the DoD is moving to greater use of commercial performance specifications and standards to meet their future military, economic and policy objectives. However, since many DoD entities are still using dual-use processes and products, DCI, promotes a thorough understanding of the DoD military standards and requirements along with Commercial Best Practices.
SEI CMM and SEI CMMI Participation
DCI has been a subcontractor to CSC's Aerospace Information Technologies Organization since 1989. During that period, CSC's Aerospace Information Technologies organization received a SW-CMM Level 5 in February 1999 for sustainment and modernization of the U.S. Air Force Materiel Command's Stock Control System (SCS). The SCS proved invaluable during the 1991 Gulf War and continues to support Air Force mobile deployments worldwide. Our engineers currently participate on CSC's technology teams supporting the SCS program and other CSC-primed software engineering programs, such as Weapon System Management Information System (WSMIS), Enterprise Support - Supply (ES-S), and Purchase Request Process System (PRPS), that utilize the SEI CMM level 5 key practices. DCI's software engineers focus on applying systematic, disciplined, and quantifiable approaches to the development, operation, and maintenance of software. CSC is in the process of obtaining SEI CMMI Level 3 status in June 2005. DCI will continue to follow the practices required of CSC's leadership.
Interoperability is extremely important if the DoD is to enhance the warfighters decision-cycle through a seamless integrated digital information network. To this end, the DoD is moving to greater use of commercial performance specifications and standards to meet their future military, economic and policy objectives. However, since many DoD entities are still using dual-use processes and products, DCI, promotes a thorough understanding of the DoD military standards and requirements along with Commercial Best Practices.
SEI CMM and SEI CMMI Participation
DCI has been a subcontractor to CSC's Aerospace Information Technologies Organization since 1989. During that period, CSC's Aerospace Information Technologies organization received a SW-CMM Level 5 in February 1999 for sustainment and modernization of the U.S. Air Force Materiel Command's Stock Control System (SCS). The SCS proved invaluable during the 1991 Gulf War and continues to support Air Force mobile deployments worldwide. Our engineers currently participate on CSC's technology teams supporting the SCS program and other CSC-primed software engineering programs, such as Weapon System Management Information System (WSMIS), Enterprise Support - Supply (ES-S), and Purchase Request Process System (PRPS), that utilize the SEI CMM level 5 key practices. DCI's software engineers focus on applying systematic, disciplined, and quantifiable approaches to the development, operation, and maintenance of software. CSC is in the process of obtaining SEI CMMI Level 3 status in June 2005. DCI will continue to follow the practices required of CSC's leadership.