Software engineering (3rd ed.): a practitioner's approach
Software engineering (3rd ed.): a practitioner's approach
Software Engineering Economics
Software Engineering Economics
IEEE Software
IEEE Software
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QM: A Tool for Building Software Quality Models
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HICSS '05 Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 38th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences - Volume 07
What do software practitioners really think about project success: an exploratory study
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Do we really have provable Best Practices that ensure Software Quality?
QSIC '06 Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Quality Software
Does the XP environment meet the motivational needs of the software developer? An empirical study
AGILE '07 Proceedings of the AGILE 2007
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Pakistan's IT industry is currently one of the top performers as compared to other industrial sectors within Pakistan. As per the findings of Ahsan (2008), despite the fact that Pakistan's IT industry is competitive, its true potential is yet to be unfolded. Ahsan (2008); states that Pakistan's so called competitive IT industry has to be in lined with the international performers. A simple proof of this statement can be obtained from the fact that Pakistan's general economy is 1/5th of Indian economy. This must be true for IT sector of both the economies as well, which, unfortunately is not the case as because Pakistan's IT sector is currently 1/27th of the Indian IT Sector. Ahsan (2008) believes that partial reason of this unwanted difference may be revenue models, business practices and political situations of the two countries. Other than these Ahsan (2008) believes that several soft issues are also responsible for this industrial difference. Out of the soft issues 'motivation' is one such important factor. In this research report several motivational factors' are identified and a 'table' is developed to measure the motivation level of employees working in IT Industry of Pakistan. Frequency, Variance and Score of all the motivational factors is identified. These computations and certain numerical calculations and priorities are set against the identified factors in order to perform necessary analysis. Recommendations and findings are given to improve the motivation level of employees working in IT Industry of Pakistan.