A Framework for Selection of Information Systems Development Methodologies
- Masoud Yaghini
- Atieh Bourouni
- Roozbeh Hesam Amiri
Abstract
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In this work, we will describe and compare different hard and soft systems approaches at first, then in the following sections, one kind of methodology’s classifications is pointed and one methodology from each class is introduced. Finally, a comparison framework is proposed and methodologies are compared by this framework. The value of this framework is that, with use of it, organisations can evaluate their development methodology with respect to the key features of it before implementing any methodology as well as expending extra costs. This framework is theoretical in nature, and is build based on a review of related literature.
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- DOI:10.5539/cis.v2n1p3
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