Collaboration with Government
Overview
ISRI works with government, industry, academic, and research institutions to assess capabilities and needs, and create large-scale and far-reaching improvement.
In these collaborations, government provides financial and policy support, while ISRI provides expertise from Carnegie Mellon, for major initiatives intended to produce long-term results.
ISRI delivers training and consultation, within plans that track short-term, medium term, and long-term effects.
Programs include faculty development for academic institutions, train-the-trainer with companies, and collaboration with government and high-tech parks for training.
In one case, at the start of ISRI's collaboration with Korea, that country had no resident experts authorized to use the SW-CMM or CMMI models. By 2005, Carnegie Mellon's SEI had authorized several Lead Appraisers, and about 60 Korean software organizations had undertaken assessments or appraisals that were reported to SEI. For more information about the extensive collaboration with Korea, follow the link below.
 | ISRI has many relationships with India, in Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, and elsewhere.
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 | ISRI maintains extensive collaboration with government, industry, universities and research institutes in Korea.
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 | ISRI established a collaboration with the government in Suzhou, China, to work with software organizations in Suzhou and with Suzhou's software parks.
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 | ISRI established a representative in Moscow, to explore collaboration with Industry in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).
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 | ISRI does not maintain a formal office in Japan, but works with Japan through a relationship with Global Education.
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