Abstract:
In recent years, businesses have evolved and have shown tremendous growth with efficient use of Software Methodologies. Agile has largely contributed towards Software Development (SD) in this context. Agile SD has taken over Traditional development approaches to benefit stakeholders in an efficient manner. Agile methodologies break development work into small iterations and engage stakeholders to assure product development in an efficient manner as per customer requirements/ needs. Customer feedback plays an important role in Agile SD. Concerns highlighted by customers are addressed and resolved by SD Teams. In this regard, communication/ coordination, conducive environment, self-organizing teams are important aspects within SD Teams and important for interaction with client representative.
Existing literature highlight challenges and Agile SD methodologies benefits and advantages in Systematic Literature Review (SLR), Multivocal Literature Mapping (MLM). Also, Management 3.0 Framework has been researched to facilitate Agile SD Methodology. However, Multivocal Literature Review (MLR) has not been conducted to address Agile SD Teams issues and use of Management Framework 3.0 for Agile SD Teams issues’ resolution. For conduct of this research, Multivocal Literature Review (MLR) has been performed. For MLR, Grey and Scientific Literature has been taken into consideration and studied. Grey and Scientific Literature has been compiled for taken into consideration Researchers as well as industry experts/ practitioners. Inclusion/ Exclusion Protocol has been defined for refinement of literature. As a qualitative measure, Quality Assessment Criteria (QAC) for Grey and Scientific Literature has been applied for final selection of literature.
Research has been performed as three (3) major steps. This research focuses on issues faced by Agile SD Teams, most widely used Agile SD methodology and resolution of those issues/ challenges through the use of Management 3.0 Framework of Jurgen Appelo. As a part of research, Thematic Analysis has been performed from sources of Grey and Scientific Literature.
