Mapping Study of Critical Success Factor for Agile Software Project

Abstract

Software development is a complicated process, but agile software development has become important for contemporary businesses over time. A description of the agile project’s critical success factors is defined and constructed based on previous literature. The preliminary list is then aggregated into a final list of five critical success factors using reliability analysis and confirmatory factors. The sources are ascertained and classified using the mapping study to gather the best material for the research objective before emerging with a list of critical success factors. The conclusions are collaborated by these findings. The findings are shown with a bubble chart and its conformity to the agile principles, finally the key components are addressed.