Risk Factors Assessment for Software Development Project Based on Fuzzy Decision Making
Keywords:
Fuzzy multiple criteria decision making, fuzzy preference relations, risk assessment, software development project.Abstract
This study investigates and identifies the
assessment factors in software development project risk through literature reviews. Based on the identified assessment factors, a hierarchical structure of five dimensions and twenty-two factors is constructed, and two systematic approaches, fuzzy multiple criteria decision making (FMCDM) and consistent fuzzy preference relations (CFPR), were employed to assess the absolute and relative importance rates and then determine priorities of these factors. Among the
identified dimensions, “Organization Function Risk” was considered as the most important dimension to influence the software development project performance.
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