b区块链项目遗弃关键预测因子预测:单样本t检验专家验证

Q2 Computer Science
Shehu Malami SarkinTudu, Alawiyah Abd Wahab, Huda H Ibrahim
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目的/目的:本研究的目的是确定b区块链项目中影响项目遗弃的关键预测因素。背景:区块链是一项颠覆了许多行业的创新,并吸引了软件开发人员的兴趣。然而,尽管是一个开源软件(OSS)项目,该项目的维护最终依赖于小型核心开发人员,并且该技术是否会继续吸引足够数量的开发人员仍然是不确定的。研究方法:采用系统文献回顾法和专家评议法。SLR确定了2010年至2020年在Scopus数据库中发表的21项与项目遗弃相关的主要研究。然后,区块链专家被要求对区块链中项目放弃的确定预测因素的重要性进行排序。贡献:构建了基于社会认知理论(SCT)构念的理论框架;个人、行为和环境预测及相关理论。研究结果表明,通过单反分析法确定的影响区块链项目放弃的12个预测因素是重要且显著的。对从业者的建议:区块链开发社区可以使用本文中提出的框架作为识别可能有放弃区块链项目倾向的开发人员的基础。对研究人员的建议:结果表明,一些预测因素,如代码测试任务、贡献代码解耦、系统集成和专家异质性,在现有的开发人员更替模型中没有被涵盖,可以集成到未来的研究工作中。对社会的影响:这项研究强调了个人的设计选择如何决定信息系统项目的成败。它可以指导区块链加密货币投资者和网络安全管理人员在确保安全投资的同时关注开发商的行为,特别是对于加密货币项目。未来的研究:未来的研究可能会采用额外的方法,如荟萃分析,以提供一个全面的主要预测因素,可以预测bbb2010年的项目放弃。
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Predicting Key Predictors of Project Desertion in Blockchain: Experts’ Verification Using One-Sample T-Test
Aim/Purpose: The aim of this study was to identify the critical predictors affecting project desertion in Blockchain projects. Background: Blockchain is one of the innovations that disrupt a broad range of industries and has attracted the interest of software developers. However, despite being an open-source software (OSS) project, the maintenance of the project ultimately relies on small core developers, and it is still uncertain whether the technology will continue to attract a sufficient number of developers. Methodology: The study utilized a systematic literature review (SLR) and an expert review method. The SLR identified 21 primary studies related to project desertion published in Scopus databases from the year 2010 to 2020. Then, Blockchain experts were asked to rank the importance of the identified predictors of project desertion in Blockchain. Contribution: A theoretical framework was constructed based on Social Cognitive Theory (SCT) constructs; personal, behavior, and environmental predictors and related theories. Findings: The findings indicate that the 12 predictors affecting Blockchain project desertion identified through SLR were important and significant. Recommendations for Practitioners: The framework proposed in this paper can be used by the Blockchain development community as a basis to identify developers who might have the tendency to abandon a Blockchain project. Recommendation for Researchers: The results show that some predictors, such as code testing tasks, contributed code decoupling, system integration and expert heterogeneity that are not covered in the existing developer turnover models can be integrated into future research efforts. Impact on Society: This study highlights how an individual’s design choices could determine the success or failure of IS projects. It could direct Blockchain crypto-currency investors and cyber-security managers to pay attention to the developer’s behavior while ensuring secure investments, especially for crypto-currencies projects. Future Research: Future research may employ additional methods, such as a meta-analysis, to provide a comprehensive picture of the main predictors that can predict project desertion in Blockchain.
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