COMBINATION OF CMMI-DEV AND CMMI-SVC TO MEASURE IMPLEMENTATION MATURITY OF E-GOVERNMENT: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW

The main idea of e-government implementation is to provide an optimal service to the citizen through the application of ICT. To measure the maturity of e-government implementation, it can be used CMMI measurement model. CMMI is chosen because it has a measurement model in accordance with the implementation of e-government, namely CMMI-DEV which oriented to development process, and CMMI-SVC which is service-oriented. In addition, CMMI measurement model can be assessed in accordance with its maturity level. This paper aims to systematically review specific processes on CMMI-DEV and CMMI-SVC which can be used to measure the maturity of e-government implementation. A systematic literature review method with PRISMA frameworks is used as a method of composing this paper, by searching for articles as evidence that the specific processes of CMMI-DEV and CMMI-SVC can be measured in e-government implementation. The review process recommends that all specific processes in CMMI-DEV are measured to show maturity in e-government implementation, but only a few specific processes in CMMI-SVC are recommended to serve as a measurement of that purpose.