Planning an Information Project Portfolio for Developing Infrastructure of an E-Government in a Megapolis

Naumov, Vladimir; Sharabaeva, Liubov; Кучеренко, Д Ю; Naumov, Pavel

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-71397-3_8

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“…The inability of the IT and software industry to provide accurate estimates of software development effort is well-documented from consultancy firms, case studies on software projects and articles in the computer press, where time and effort overruns of 30% to 40% are common (Lopez Martin, 2021;Molokken and Jorgensen, 2003;Sharma et al, 2011). Naumov et al (2021) propose a mathematical model based on multicriteria optimization for developing information infrastructure in an e-Government application in Russia but does not explore software efforts estimation. Noorlela et al (2020) attempt software cost estimation of four use cases of e-Government in Indonesia using function points (FP), using data sourced from terms of reference (TOR) and software requirements specification (SRS) documents and report that their estimated cost varies between 81.9% and 93.4% of the actual cost.…”

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“…Naumov et al (2021) propose a mathematical model based on multicriteria optimization for developing information infrastructure in an e-Government application in Russia but does not explore software efforts estimation. Noorlela et al (2020) attempt software cost estimation of four use cases of e-Government in Indonesia using function points (FP), using data sourced from terms of reference (TOR) and software requirements specification (SRS) documents and report that their estimated cost varies between 81.9% and 93.4% of the actual cost.…”

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Is COCOMO and Putnam relevant to e-Government? Software development efforts estimation in e-Government in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh

Balakrishna¹

2023

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Purpose This paper aims to examine the process for estimation of efforts for software development and suggests a framework for estimating software development costs and ensuring quality of code in e-Government projects from the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. With no established processes for estimation of efforts, the Government relied on open bids from the market to develop these e-Government applications. Design/methodology/approach The paper adopts an exploratory case study approach to analyze the e-Government applications in Andhra Pradesh. Using data from the information technology department of the Government of Andhra Pradesh, the paper evolves a framework to compute costs of software development, based on the software development life cycle. Findings The framework helps in arriving at a hurdle price before the tender process. The study has shown that an e-Government application in AP state would cost Rs. 224,000, or US$2,969.25, for a simple application, and Rs. 33,60,000, or US$44,538.71, for a complex application over a five-year period, depending on the complexity and size of the application. This information would be useful to the Government decision-makers for expanding e-Government. Research limitations/implications Further research may assess the utility of this framework for e-Government support activities like automation of data centers, video conferencing facilities and ushering in financial technologies for encouraging cashless payments. Originality/value The paper provides information that could be of value at a national level (for India) and at the same time providing a guide for other countries that would like to adopt this framework.

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Section: Effort Estimation In Software Development and Research Gapsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Is COCOMO and Putnam relevant to e-Government? Software development efforts estimation in e-Government in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh

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2023

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Planning an Information Project Portfolio for Developing Infrastructure of an E-Government in a Megapolis

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Is COCOMO and Putnam relevant to e-Government? Software development efforts estimation in e-Government in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh

Is COCOMO and Putnam relevant to e-Government? Software development efforts estimation in e-Government in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh

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