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Научный доклад ID 2632 : 2024/2
ОЦЕНКА НА УСПЕХА НА СОФТУЕРНИТЕ ПРОЕКТИ: ОПРЕДЕЛЯНЕ, МЕТРИКА И ВЪЗПРИЯТИЯ НА ПРАКТИКУВАЩИTE И ЗАИНТЕРЕСОВАНИТЕ СТРАНИ
Ясер Хаж Йосеф, Габриела Пенева Когато един софтуерен проект постигне успех, това със сигурност не е защо¬то не е преминал през проблеми, а главно защото тези проблеми са били преодолени. Успехът е възприятие и възприятията варират в зависимост от гледната точка на практикуващите и заинтересованите страни, работата, практиките, организацион¬ната култура и целите. Възприятията на практиците и заинтересованите страни за успеха на проекта варират във времето и се влияят от политиката на проекта, окол¬ната среда, техническите и управленски съображения, сътрудничеството с клиентите и мотивацията и оценката на доставчика на услуги. Мотивацията не се състои само в заплатата, тъй като тя, наред с другото, включва и избягване на притискането и непрекъснатото „преследване“, предоставяне на разумна свобода на практикуващите и полагане на добри грижи за условията на труд, заедно с осигуряване на приемливи нива на стрес и демонстриране на перспективи за професионално израстване.
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