CMMI Timeline

CMMI was created to sort out the problem of using multiple models with different architectures and approaches. Selected models were analyzed and combined into a single improvement framework intended for organizations pursuing enterprise-wide process improvement.
This timeline includes more than the release of CMMI products. It also includes ancestor models as well.

2010’s

2011 – Version 1.3 of CMMI for Acquisition Primer is released.

2011 – Third edition of the CMMI for Development book and second editions of the CMMI for Acquisition and CMMI for Services books are released.

2010 – Version 1.3 of CMMI for Acquisition, CMMI for Development, and CMMI for Services is released.

2010 – First edition of the Integrating CMMI and Agile Development book is released.

2000’s

2009 – CMMI for Services, V1.2 (the initial version) is released.

2009 – First edition of the CMMI for Services book is released.

2009 – First edition of the CMMI for Acquisition book is released.

2008 – Version 1.2 of CMMI for Acquisition Primer is released.

2008 – Third edition of the CMMI Distilled book is released.

2007 – First edition of the CMMI and Six Sigma book is released.

2007 – CMMI for Acquisition, V1.2 (the initial version) is released.

2006 – CMMI Survival Guide: Just Enough Process Improvement is released.

2006 – Second edition of the CMMI for Development book is released.

2006 – CMMI for Development, V1.2 is released (with the addition of “for Development” in the name to anticipate the future releases of the other two models for acquisition and development).

2005 – CMMI SCAMPI Distilled: Appraisals for Process Improvement is released.

2003 – First edition of the CMMI for Development book is released.

2002 – CMMI V1.1 is released.

2002 – Software Acquisition CMM, V1.03 is released.

2000 – CMMI V1.02 Staged and CMMI V1.02 Continuous (the initial versions) are released.