The maturity models presented in this chapter all demonstrate that:
A)Project management maturity must have at least three levels.
B)Project management maturity tends to stagnate and then improve in a sudden burst to the next level.
C)Project management maturity can be measured only imprecisely.
D)Project management maturity is an ongoing process based on continuous improvement.

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The maturity models presented in this chapter demonstrate that project management maturity is an ongoing process based on continuous improvement. The models emphasize the need for organizations to continually assess their project management practices and strive for continuous improvement to advance through the levels of maturity. None of the models suggest that project management maturity must have exactly three levels or that it tends to stagnate before suddenly improving. While measuring project management maturity can be challenging, the models do provide frameworks for assessing and improving maturity.

The Maturity Models Presented in This Chapter All Demonstrate That