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Although the literature studying software development methodologies (SDMs)  lists several significant positive effects of the deployment of SDMs,  investments into SDMs by the enterprises remain relatively limited. Strategic  investments decisions, such as SDMs investments, are mostly taken with the  goal of improving enterprise performance. In this paper a model for  evaluation of the adoption of SDMs that focuses on the abovementioned SDMs  impact on enterprise performance is proposed. The model was empirically  tested in four case studies in software development small and medium  enterprises (SMEs) in Slovenia. The case studies confirmed that the use of  the proposed model enabled SMEs to improve SDMs related investment and  adoption decisions and enabled SMEs to invest their limited resources in the  most productive and competitive way. The case study experience with the  proposed model suggests that its use would also bring similar benefits to  larger software development enterprises.

Improving the evaluation of software development methodology adoption and its impact on enterprise performance