Identifying Communication Issues Contributing to the Formation of Chaotic Situation: An AGSD View
Hina Noor, Babur Hayat, Zeenat Amjad, Mahek Hanif, Sehrish Tabussum, Rahat Mansha, Kinza Mubasher · International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications · 2021
The software can be constructed in many different contexts using various approaches to software creation, Software Development (GSD), Agile Software Development (ASD) and Agile Global Software Development (AGSD) in an ecumenically distributed way (a coalescence of GSD and ASD). This GSD (Global Engenderment of Software) is becoming increasingly important. Although communication is important in the sharing of information between team members, there are additional barriers to multi-site software creation, various time zones and cultures, IT infrastructure, etc., and delays in communication activities that are already problematic. In the case of Agile Global Software Development (AGSD), Agile Global Software Development (AGSD) is much more critical and plays a primary role in interaction and communication. The aim of this paper is to tackle the chaos problems associated with evolution of Agile Global Software (AGSD). We have obtained knowledge from previous works and from web reviews from worldwide, a literature review was conducted. Using a conceptual model, tabulated based on authors, and addressed also, the chaos issues are then illustrated. We identify the most discussed and less discussed issues in the literature. It is consequential to define the chaos issue in order to illustrate the genuine issues that subsisted in AGSD.