Studying system development methodologies: An examination of research methods

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Changes in organizational structures, competitive environments, technologies and economies are altering the types and complexity of computer-based information systems. For methodologies, tools and techniques to evolve to meet these changing needs, research to assess current system development practices would be expected. However, there is little evidence that the evaluation of methodologies and improvement of the systems development process are keeping pace with technological and organizational changes. This paper analyses existing research on system development methodologies and discusses the research needed to provide the information scholars and practitioners will need for the evaluation, selection and development of methodologies in a changing environment.

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Wynekoop, J. L., & Russo, N. L. (1997). Studying system development methodologies: An examination of research methods. Information Systems Journal, 7(1), 47–65. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1365-2575.1997.00004.x

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