Disintegrating and Reduction of Risk Factor in 3-C's Model Communication Phase Used in Global Software Development (G.S.D)

Global Software Development is becoming the cutting edge for researchers in the field of Software Engineering. Distribution of Software Engineers in GSD impose challenges in communication phase in 3C’s Collaboration Model. Our Review, Analysis and Results indicates that about more than 70 percent of Software Engineers face the problem in communicating and developing the applications for off-shore clients. In this paper we presented a systematic way, how to deal or communicate and develop software applications for off-shore clients. The communication is based on Project Communication Management Techniques and development of software is based on Agile Scrum Terminology which can improve the communication and application development phase between Software Engineer and Client at its best level.

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