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A Suggested Theoretical Framework for Software Project Success
2011
Journal of Software Engineering and Applications
Current literature on software project management indicates that the majority of software projects either are considered a failure or challenged. These projects are characterized by exceeding budget, exceeding time, and failing to meet customer expectations. The fact that most projects fail highlights the need for research regarding the factors that lead to software project success or failure. This paper presents a theoretical framework for software project success. Based on deep analysis of
doi:10.4236/jsea.2011.411076
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