What are Hybrid Development Methods Made Of?
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- Jil Klünder,
- S. Küpper,
- David Raffo,
- Stephen MacDonell,
- Jürgen Münch
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- Auckland University of Technology,
- Reutlingen University,
- FOM University of Applied Sciences
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Journal Article or Conference Article in Journal
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EnglishPages from-to (Number of pages)
Pages 29-30Journal (Volume, Issue Number)
Lecture Notes in Informatics (Volume P300 - Software Engineering 2020)Publication milestones
- Published - 2020
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Published - 2020
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1617-5468Publication IDs
- Scopus: 85138743729
Abstract
Regardless of company size or industry sector, a majority of project teams and companies use customized processes that combine different development methods-so-called hybrid development methods. Even though such hybrid development methods are highly individualized, a common understanding of how to systematically construct synergetic practices is missing. Based on 1,467 data points from a large-scale online survey among practitioners, we study the current state of practice in process use to answer the question: What are hybrid development methods made of? Our findings reveal that only eight methods and few practices build the core of modern software development. This small set allows for statistically constructing hybrid development methods.
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