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• Ambiguous customer requirements - if the customer has failed to provide the complete set of requirements, or the software development staff has been unable to identify the requirements of the system, there will be problems.
• Unrealistic Deadlines – If time management has not been done by considering the amount of work required to be done, problem are definitely going to occur. • Insufficient Testing – Testing is an essential part of the software development process, and if it is avoided, no software package can be accurate. • Featuritis – The customer usually modifies his/her requirements after the development has been started, which results in confusion and time wastage. • Coordination Gap – If there is a communication gap between the developers and customer(s), the requirements and expectations will be unclear and will conclude in occurrence of issues and problems |
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