Affiliation:
1. University of Minho , MIEGSI , Portugal
2. University of Minho , Centro ALGORITMI , Portugal
Abstract
Abstract
Background: Information Systems Development (ISD) is responsible for designing and implementing information systems that support organizational strategy, leveraging business models and processes. Several perspectives on this activity can be found in the literature, addressing – often in an undifferentiated manner – approaches, lifecycles, methodologies, and process models, among others.
Objectives: The vast diversity of ideas and concepts surrounding ISD and the multiple underlying views on the subject make it harder for researchers and practitioners to understand the relevant aspects of this important activity. This article aims to systematize and organize ISD’s main concepts to create a coherent perspective.
Methods/Approach: We conducted a literature review and thematic analysis of ISD’s main concepts.
Results: To contribute to filling the research gap, this article proposes a new framework that addresses the key aspects related to ISD.
Conclusions: The framework comprises ISD’s core concepts, such as lifecycles, process models, deployment approaches, and methodologies.
Subject
Management of Technology and Innovation,Economics, Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous),Information Systems,Management Information Systems
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