The SharePoint Maturity Model Turns 10!

ByMarc D Anderson November 5, 2020November 5, 2020

Ten years ago today, Sadie Van Buren (@sadalit) released the first version of the SharePoint Maturity Model. As soon as I caught wind of it, I knew it was something special. Sadie had taken the great thinking behind the Capability Maturity Model (CMM) and devised a scheme which could be applied to SharePoint.

Happy birthday to the Microsoft 365 Maturity Model (nee SharePoint Maturity Model)!

You can read more about the underpinnings in the Maturity Model for Microsoft 365 – Introduction, which is also a great starting point to understand more about the whole effort.

Ten years ago today, V1 of the SharePoint Maturity Model was born. A core team of @Sadalit, @EEMancini, @simonjhudson, @simondoy & @sympmarc have been working hard to update it for #M365. Follow our progress at @M365Maturity. #M365MM #M365CommunityDocs https://t.co/8NMBf6wVHF pic.twitter.com/Jexl4EPn8W
— M365Maturity (@M365Maturity) November 5, 2020

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