A Systematic Snapshot Review of Custom-Made Software Enterprises from the Development Perspectives

Abstract

Nowadays, many organizations are required to develop custom-made software enterprises with its own characteristics by In-house software development companies. It is very complex to deal with custom demands from different environments by a general process from development perspectives. This study attempts to investigate the development perspectives on custom-made software enterprises over the past eleven years. A systematic snapshot methodology was conducted on the gathered published papers between the periods from According to the inclusion and exclusion criteria, 102 papers were identified. Reviewed articles addressed 6 primary phases of the software development life cycle (SDLC). Implementation phase was the most commonly used in 35% of paper's investigations. Case study design was the most common approach used in 26% of papers. This study presentsdecisions for trending to future researches based on systematic mapping findings that revealed in gap research forum covering development issues.

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