Understanding the Five Levels of Process Maturity
ESMi Knowledge Team
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Maturity describes how consistently a process is governed, performed, measured and improved, from ad hoc activity to optimised practice.
Why it matters
Clear accountability and realistic maturity are foundations of repeatable service. The aim is not bureaucracy; it is enough control, capability and learning for the risk and value involved. In this case, the practical intent is clear: maturity describes how consistently a process is governed, performed, measured and improved, from ad hoc activity to optimised practice.
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