Risk management framework in Agile software development methodology

Zahedi, Mohammad Hadi; Kashanaki, Alireza Rabiei; Farahani, Elham Darmanaki

doi:10.11591/ijece.v13i4.pp4379-4387

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“…Methods Field [26] Relative important index (RII) Construction projects in the oil and gas sector [27] Artificial neural network Pile construction risks [28] Agile methodology Risks management of software projects [29] Partial least square-structure equation model (PLS-SEM) Pile construction risks [30] RII Risk assessment of time and cost overrun [31] PLS-SEM+RII Pipeline project…”

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The Impact of Dynamic Risk Interdependencies on the Saudi Precast Concrete Industry

Al-Gahtani,

Aldokhi,

Alsanabani

et al. 2024

Buildings

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The precast concrete production process faces uncertainties and risks that reduce the efficiency of the Saudi precast concrete industry. Assessing the risk factors’ interdependence yields better results than considering individual analyses only. The previous precast risk studies did not consider the interdependencies among risk factors concerning different process stages. This paper aims to identify precast risk factors and prioritize their importance in Saudi Arabia. Using a dynamic Bayesian network, the assessment considers the interrelationships among the risk factors and different production stages. The risk factors were collected from previous studies, evaluated, and classified into the five construction stages by performing structured interviews with ten experts. The probabilities of the root risks and conditional probabilities of intermediate and leaf risks were assessed based on the ten experts. Then, a Monte Carlo simulation was utilized to provide the status of these probabilities, which were considered input data for the GeNIe program. The main results revealed that erection productivity is the highest risk, with a probability value of 0.87. In addition, the design schedule’s significance directly impacts production capacity, resulting in a probability value of 0.74. However, the site management risk is low, with a 0.32 probability value. This paper assists practitioners in optimizing construction schedules.

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The Impact of Dynamic Risk Interdependencies on the Saudi Precast Concrete Industry

Al-Gahtani,

Aldokhi,

Alsanabani

et al. 2024

Buildings

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“…When unexpected closures occur due to company bankruptcies, there is a risk of affecting other companies in their production chain, even more so when they are small and medium-sized companies [7]. The authors in this research establish the objective of providing an exhaustive review of the current literature on risk management to minimize bankruptcies and unexpected closures of small and medium-sized companies, with one of the most important components being the evaluation of risks [8].…”

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Prototype to Mitigate Risks and Threats for the Closure of Small and Medium-Sized Businesses with the Support of ICT

Altamirano Salazar,

Toapanta Toapanta,

Del Pozo Durango

et al. 2024

Preprint

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The lack of application of management models that allow strategies to be converted into action and then measure their results in order to apply improvement actions to meet the objectives in small and medium-sized companies (SMEs); they generate problems in their management causing the closure of their operations unexpectedly; To mitigate the risks of closure and bankruptcy with the support of ICT, an alternative was presented considering that risk management is important in decision making at a strategic, tactical and operational level. The objective is to design a prototype to mitigate risks and prevent threats to avoid the closure of this type of company. Through the analysis of related articles, applying sequences of methodological steps; It was determined that the proposed results are aimed at how to identify and mitigate the risks and threats that cause their bankruptcy and closure. Prototypes resulted that allow mitigating risks, preventing threats and minimizing vulnerabilities in the management of SMEs. It was concluded that the proposed prototype to detect threats and vulnerabilities provides an optimal security model for small and medium-sized companies; As a result of the simulations, a security percentage of 77.92% was established, which means that the greater the number of risks and threats, the greater the probability that a small and medium-sized company will close.

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Analysis of Methodologies and Tools for Software Development in Different Architectures

Nikitashin,

Kaluža,

Werber

2024

2024 47th MIPRO ICT and Electronics Convention (MIPRO)

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Risk management framework in Agile software development methodology

Cited by 3 publications

References 21 publications

The Impact of Dynamic Risk Interdependencies on the Saudi Precast Concrete Industry

The Impact of Dynamic Risk Interdependencies on the Saudi Precast Concrete Industry

Prototype to Mitigate Risks and Threats for the Closure of Small and Medium-Sized Businesses with the Support of ICT

Analysis of Methodologies and Tools for Software Development in Different Architectures

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