Global Software Development, Work Outsourcing, Global Software Industry
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The document discusses the opportunities and challenges of global software development (GSD) in India, highlighting its competitive landscape against countries like China and Vietnam. It emphasizes the need for Indian companies to adopt cost-effective measures and improve their capabilities to attract GSD clients. The research aims to systematically identify the challenges faced by Indian organizations in the GSD space and propose solutions for growth and competitiveness.
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In recent years, geographic distribution of software development has become a prevalent trend. This
globalization of software development is in the form of offshore outsourcing, and offshore insourcing. The situation
in which the teams are distributed across national boundaries is called Global software development (GSD).
The software companies are shifting their development work towards GSD to yield strategic and economic
advantages . The prospective strategic and economic benefits of GSD include decreased development cost, reduced
cycle time, access to a large pool of competent developers, closer proximity to local market, modularization of
code, and improved record of communication [5].](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/7gsdpresentation-210516075155/85/Global-Software-Development-Work-Outsourcing-Global-Software-Industry-4-320.jpg)
Global Software Development, Work Outsourcing, Global Software Industry
- 1. Global Software Development: Opportunity and Challenges In India Manish Tiwari Research Student
- 2. Index 1. Abstract 2. Introduction 3. Reasons for Selected Topic 4. Literature Review
- 3. Introduction Global Software Development is increasingly becoming the normal practice in the software industry. India is one of the favorite nation for software offshore but since many years India is not alone in market China, Malaysia, Vietnam, Brazil, Eastern Europe, Russia and many other countries shown sharp competence. To be in the competition, India companies have to more cost effective, Client countries like US, Australia, UK and Japan favorite destination is Bangluru while Pune, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Hyderabad are also available as options. Small city companies has not shown that much caliber that can attract GSD client India, such a diverse country, there may various reasons to grow up the GSD business not only offshore but onshore and near shore also. This research will focus on systematic approach to identify challenges for Indian organization and solution.
- 4. Abstract In recent years, geographic distribution of software development has become a prevalent trend. This globalization of software development is in the form of offshore outsourcing, and offshore insourcing. The situation in which the teams are distributed across national boundaries is called Global software development (GSD). The software companies are shifting their development work towards GSD to yield strategic and economic advantages . The prospective strategic and economic benefits of GSD include decreased development cost, reduced cycle time, access to a large pool of competent developers, closer proximity to local market, modularization of code, and improved record of communication [5].
- 5. Reasons for Selected Topic Previous research concentrate on GSD as whole. They have taken case studies of Indian site. They have focused Global view for GSD growth. Benefits of Global Software Development: The Known and Unknown Global Software Development: Where are the benefits Challenges of the Existing Tools Used in Global Software Development Projects Factors Affecting Outsourcing Software Development from Finland to Vietnam
- 6. Paper Reviewed 1. Eoin Ó Conchúir, Pär J. Ågerfalk, Helena H. Olsson, and Brian Fitzgerald, Contributed Article “Global Software Development: Where are the benefits” august 2009 | vol. 52 | no. 8 | communications of the acm 2. Pär J. Ågerfalk, Brian Fitzgerald , Helena Holmström Olsson, and Eoin Ó Conchúir, “Benefits of Global Software Development: The Known and Unknown”, ICSP 2008, LNCS 5007, pp. 1-9, Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg. 3. Niazi, Mahmood & Mahmood, Sajjad & Alshayeb, Mohammad & Hroub, Ayman. (2014). Challenges of the Existing Tools Used in Global Software Development Projects. IET Software. 9. 10.1049/iet-sen.2014.0130. 5. Jain, R., Suman U., A Systematic Literature Review on Global Software Development Life Cycle, ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes Page 1 March 2015 Volume 40 Number 2. 4. Holmström, H., Ó Conchúir, E., Ågerfalk, P.J. and Fitzgerald, B. (2006). Global Software Development Challenges: A Case Study on Temporal, Geographical and Socio-Cultural Distance, International Conference on Global Software Engineering (ICGSE2006), Costão do Santinho, Florianópolis, Brazil, October 16-19 2006. 6. Phuong Anh L, Factors Affecting Outsourcing Software Development from Finland to Vietnam , Bachelor’s thesis, April 2016.
- 7. Reviewed Paper Discussion 1. Title: Global Software Development: Where are the benefits This paper conducted case study on three company International Semiconductor, Global Investments and Digital Solution. These companies have offices in various countries including India. They taken India for 11 times. 2. Title: Benefits of Global Software Development This paper India for case studies. In introduction it looks that China, Brazil, Eastern Europe, Russia, Malaysia and Vietnam can be the competitor 3. Title: Challenges of the Existing Tools Used in Global Software Development Projects He describe about the type of Onshore, Near Shore, and offshore outsourcing. He mentioned that India, Ireland, China and Russia are are measure clients for USA, UK, Australia and Japan. Research Paper concentrates on 3. Title:
- 8. Hypothesis 1. Systematic Approach to Calculate Current State of India in GSD 2. Growth of GSD in India 3. Competitor of India In GSD 4. Challenges for GSD in India 3. Competitor of India In GSD 5. Quality Model for GSD for Small India IT Companies
- 9. Business List City Ranking GIREM Name Rank Indore - 5 Bhubaneshwar - 6 Coimbatore - 7 Ahmedabad – 8 Nagpur - 9 Kochi – 10 Chandigarh – 11 Mangalore - 13 Vadodara – 14 Jaipur – 15 Kozhikode (Calicut) – 16 Vishakapatnam – 21
- 10. Socio-Cultural Temporal Geographical On-shore Outsourcing Near-Shore Outsourcing Off-shore Outsourcing Collaboration Coordination Communication Control GSD
- 11. https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/ites/indias-technology-vendors-paddling-shaky- boats/articleshow/56543653.cms India's $150 billion outsourcing industry stares at an uncertain future By Rahul Sachitanand http://www.virtualemployee.co.in/about-ve India Based Outsourcing Company
- 12. 4. Literature ReviewSimilar Studies a) Management at the Outsourcing Destination - Global Software Development in India India perspective as outsourcing destination is tudied. Published: Author: Sadhana Deshpande, Ita Richardson Journal: IEEE DOI: 10.1109/ICGSE.2009.29 Publication Year: 07 August 2009 b) Next Generation Technology for Collaborative Global Software Development Project Team : S Krishna and faculty from Copehagen Business School and IT University of Sponsor : Danish Council for Strategic Research Project Status : Ongoing Area : Decision Sciences and Information Systems Abstract : This project aims at providing knowledge and tools for organizations to excel in software development on a global scale. The two core contributions of this project are (i) to view cultural diversity as an opportunity for increased innovation, and (ii) to build technologies that help practitioners to move from an outsourcing model to a collaborative model of global software development (GSD). The project consists of a strong interdisciplinary and international consortium of industrial and academic partners with substantial GSD experience - both from an industrial and a scientific point of view. Link http://www.iimb.ac.in/node/12816
- 13. 4. Literature Review Similar Studies c) Rahul Sachitanand has publish the article https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/ites/indias-technology-vendors-paddling-shaky- boats/articleshow/56543653.cms India's $150 billion outsourcing industry stares at an uncertain future