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Configuration Control

Any time that changing or updating a particular MIP document is required, a CP must be issued, discussed and approved.

A MIP CP follows the process as depicted on the picture below (click on to enlarge).

CP flow chart.

MIP Glossary

Some definitions.

Baseline.
A reviewed and approved release of artefacts that constitutes an agreed basis for further evolution or development and that can be changed only through a formal procedure, such as change management and configuration control

Document.
A document is a collection of information that is intended to be represented on paper, or in a medium using a paper metaphor. The paper metaphor includes the concept of pages, and it has either an implicit or explicit sequence of contents. The information is in text or two-dimensional pictures. Examples of paper metaphors are word processor documents, spreadsheets, schedules, Gantt charts, web pages, or overhead slide presentations.

Artifact.
Artefacts are either final or intermediate work products that are produced and used during a project. Artefacts are used to capture and convey project information. An artefact can be any of the following:
-. A document, such as Business Case or Software Architecture Document;
-. A model, such as the Use-Case Model or the Design Model;
-. A model element; that is, an element within a model, such as a class, or a subsystem; and
-. Plans, code, test cases, manuals.

Some acronyms.

MCMP
MIP Configuration Management Plan
MIP Doc Reg
MIP Document Register
CMSR
Configuration Management Status Report
MOL
MIP Official Library
CP
Change Proposal
CN
Change Notice
RFD
Request For Deviation
RFW
Request For Waiver

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Do you need the latest version of a MIP document? Do not hesitate. It is here! Just follow the hyperlinks.

Baseline 3 is ongoing with new document drafts and versions (3 series). They are being usually released after WGs.

Baseline 2 is already part of the MIP history, although actual implementations of it are currently "in service" and MIP will support the Baseline for the entire life cycle. If you wish to take a look at any Baseline 2 documents follow the hyperlink: Baseline 2 (also at Site Map Menu).

Index.

Main chapters of this page are as follows:

MIP Baseline concept and definition. What is a Baselined document? What is a supporting one?

MIP Baseline 3 and Supporting documents overview. Status of MIP documents.

Other Documents.

MIP Baseline concept and definition.

A MIP baseline is a specification of an interoperability solution that has been formally reviewed and agreed upon, and thereafter serves as the basis for further development, and can be changed only through formal change control procedures.

The Baseline specification consists of a coherent minimum set of documents needed to build and test a MIP Common Interface (MCI). Once the baseline is successfully tested it becomes approved and therefore ready for official release.

The Baseline 2 is the outcome of MIP Block 2 work and will be in service from December 2006 to December 2008 or until MIP Block 3 be released. Meanwhile, the Baseline 3 development is under way and some documents are already available.

Other documents regard the management, configuration control or matters such as program management or communication and liaison with external bodies. They are called "Supporting Documents".

Not all the MIP documents are available in the MIP's Public website but only those agreed by PMG to release to the public audience. However, you may find among them that minimum set absolutely necessary to implement the MIP Solution.

* Look first at the caveats page if you plan to use any document published through this pages for system development purposes.

MIP Baseline 3 and Support documents overview.

The following table shows the status of the MIP Block 3 Documentation. It is updated at the end of every WG and in line with its outcome. Every document is placed in a folder that you may browse by clicking on its name. Some times there is one file with both the main body and the annexes. In other cases, main body and annexes are contained in different files. For more detailed information on a particular document, click on the hyperlink associated to its name.

The content of every single document is subject to potential change.

	Supporting Documents		Baseline Documents
PMG	MSOI 3.2	MV&S 3.1.c
	MPMP 2.2	MIPS 3.6
	MSAD 3.0
CCWG	MCMP 3.2	PoC List WG-27
CCWG	DocRg 3.8		Glossary 3.4
OWG			MTIR 3.7	MOH
SEAWG			MSRS 3.4	MOP 3.4
			MTIDP 3.6	MIR 3.4
			MISB 3.0
DMWG			JC3IEDM 3.1.b JC3IEDM HTML Browser (or download the browser to work off-line)
TEWG			MTEMP 3.2	MSLTP 3.3
TEWG			MOLTP

The content of every single document is subject to potential change.

*Documents recently modified (WG-27) are marked in red.

Also, click on the following hyperlink to take a look at the MIP current informal initiatives leaded by MIP Model Driven Architecture Working Party: MDA WP.

Other MIP documents.

This chapter gets together some other documents such as the MIP official presentation so called MIP Standard Briefing (MSB). take a look at them.

MIP Standard Briefing.
This MSB in short and sums up what MIP is about at every layer, from the operational to the technical and managerial one. It also gives interesting details on other subjects as its history for instance. Good start for presentations on MIP on whatever stage.
Latest version, 3.0, incorporating changes made and approved by PMG-20. New animation effects and some other features also available now.

MIP-NDAG MOA (Memorandum of Agreement). Result of negotiations hold in SHAPE in February 2004.

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MIP Baseline concept and definition.
MIP Baseline 3 and Supporting documents overview. Other Documents.

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