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Interpreting the software-development framework stemming from the gradual hexagram symbol of the I-Ching Wei-ning Pi, 1 Wen-kui Chang 2 & Chia-hau Chang 3 1 Associate Professor, Department of Chinese Language, National United University 2 Professor, Department of Information Management, Chang Jung Christian University 3 Graduate, Department of Computer Sciences & Information Engineering, Tunghai University Abstract The essential purpose of this research is, by utilizing the contents of the gradual divinatory symbol among the 64 divinatory symbols in the I-Ching, to analyze and interpret the implications behind the Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI), which was developed as the development guidelines in the domains of software engineering and system engineering by the Software Engineering Institute. With the divinatory symbol Yao as the baseline, this research globally explores the CMMI model from the aspects of intelligence of great thinkers of the Chinese past with the intent to substantiate CMMI meaning with the philosophic theory of the I-Ching and make its structure more perfect. There are two goals embedded in this research. Firstly, it tries to construct a new mode of thinking of civilization by merging the flexible, global characteristics in the eastern thinking logic, in order to meet modern management development's needs. Secondly, it is expected to launch the classical general generation value in ancient times in China, in order to be undergoing forever. Keywords: I-Ching, Yao, divinatory symbols, CMMI (Capability Maturity Model Integration) 332
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