RIS ID
100028
Abstract
Value creation through information systems (IS) and information technology (IT) is a major IS research topic. However there still exists an ambiguity and fuzziness of the 'IS business value' concept and a lack of clarity surrounding the value creation process. This also true for organizations that develop IS/IT and for development technologies like information systems development and project management methods that are applied in the production of IS/IT. The agile method Scrum is one such technology. In the research presented here we studied productivity, quality and employee satisfaction as supported by Scrum as value creating measures. Our positive assessment is built upon subjective perceptions and goes beyond hard measures and indicators. It provides insights into individual and organisational impacts and sheds light on the value generation process. The measures we present thus deal with some of the deficiencies in current IS business value research and contribute to filling existing gaps in an IS business value research agenda.
Publication Details
Kautz, K., Johansen, T. Heide. & Uldahl, A. (2014). Creating business value through agile project management and information systems development: the perceived impact of scrum. IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology, 429 150-165. IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology