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TASC Retains CMMI Level 5 Approval

Defense Daily Staff

Wednesday, January 16th, 2013

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TASC Inc., yesterday said that it has been re-appraised at the highest industry standard for software and systems development and management, allowing it to offer its customers a high level of execution on projects. The re-appraisal of the Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) at a Level 5 rating, which is required every three years, was performed by the CMMI Institute, part of Carnegie Mellon Univ. Level 5 means that an organization “has achieved high maturity levels in its ability to…

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