Challenges and Mitigation Strategies in Reusing Requirements in Large-Scale Distributed Agile Software Development: A Survey Result

Hossain, Syeda Sumbul

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“…In Global Software Development (GSD), the development team confront some challenges like communication, coordination and control in managing the project as a consequence of distributed or dispersed nature of team structure. In this study, we have disjoint the findings of mapping studies into three grouping such as communication, coordination and control as per our prior work [ 29 ]. In Table 1 we have represent the challenges reported in the literature by categorize into three areas namely Communication , Coordination , and Control .…”

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“…In this research, we have encountered different types of validity threats such as construct validity threat, internal validity threat, external validity threats and reliability as per the prior work [ 29 ]. We checked these threats throughout this research work.…”

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“…In software development, the concept of re-usability helps the practitioners to reduce both cost and time. Requirement re-usability deals with efficient reuse of requirements and different software artifacts which help to minimize development cost and time [ 29 ]. Reliability of any product can also be increased by successfully applying the knowledge of previous projects.…”

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“…In a prior work [ 29 ], we have used survey study to pointed out requirement re-usability challenges and mitigation approaches in global software development. Using the semi-structured interview technique, 14 challenges and 10 mitigation approaches were splitted into three categories in respect of communication, coordination, and control.…”

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Requirements Re-usability in Global Software Development: A Systematic Mapping Study

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In global software development, requirements re-usability is a common practice which ultimately helps to maintain project quality and reduce both development time and cost. However, when a large-scale project is distributed, there are some critical factors needed to be maintained and managed for reusing requirements and it is considered a challenging job to interrelate the requirements between two identical projects. In this study, we have pointed out 48 challenges faced and 43 mitigation techniques used when implementing requirements re-usability in global software development projects among distributed teams. The challenges distributed teams frequently encounter can be divided into three considering issues as Communication, Coordination and Control of distributed teams in global software development. The results from this study can be used to plan development strategies while reusing requirements in distributed manners.

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“…Pair programming (16) •Work in pairs [32], [36], [42], [44], [61], [65], [67], [69], [76], [79], [90], [91], [105], [106], [117], [ [31], [33], [36], [39], [44], [61], [62], [66], [69], [74], [84], [90], [94], [100], [117] P15 Continuous integration (12)…”

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Toward Unveiling How SAFe Framework Supports Agile in Global Software Development

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Current research has shown that global software development (GSD) organizations rely on agile methods to guarantee better communication, coordination, and improved productivity. Moreover, as organizations continue to grow, they are facing large-scale global project challenges and complexity, leading to an urge to scale agile practices for better coordination. However, it has been surprising to find that approaches in the literature on scaling agile for large and global projects remain unclear. In addition, to identify and highlight which agile scales practices reported in studies on Agile GSD (AGSD) are related to SAFe practices, we conducted a systematic literature review. In addition, we mapped AGSD practices to the SAFe 5.0 framework to provide bases for those starting on such a journey. In our study, we found 24 articles related to the scaling of agile practices in a global environment, and 44 scaling agile practices that embrace 95 SAFe 5.0 components, including "agile coaching," "agile architecture," and "system demo". This study provides an in-depth scientific investigation on how SAFe can be associated with global teams applying GSD. The results and findings will benefit researchers and practitioners in conducting further research and provide more dedicated solutions for challenges to scaling agile in the context of GSD.

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Challenges and Mitigation Strategies in Reusing Requirements in Large-Scale Distributed Agile Software Development: A Survey Result

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Requirements Re-usability in Global Software Development: A Systematic Mapping Study

Requirements Re-usability in Global Software Development: A Systematic Mapping Study

Toward Unveiling How SAFe Framework Supports Agile in Global Software Development

Measuring the Effectiveness of Software Code Review Comments

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