Within the Software Capability Maturity Model, Level 3, "Defined" best describes which of the following?
A. Develop and apply quantitative managed control over software-development processes.
B. Management processes are established to oversee the project to plan and track cost, schedule, and functionality. Successfully defined and applied processes can be repeated on another project of similar size and scope.
C. The organization improves upon managed development by implementing continuous process-improvement strategies facilitated by innovative solutions and state-of-the-art technologies.
D. Repeatable processes are used to develop a standard software-development process across the organization.
Answer: D. Repeatable processes are used to develop a standard software-development process across the organization.
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