Software in e-Learning Architecture, Processes and Management
Michael Mpasios, Dimitrios Kallergis, Konstantinos Chimos, Theodoros, Karvounidis, Christos Douligeris

TL;DR
This paper discusses the dynamic nature of e-learning software systems, emphasizing how societal dependence on technology influences software development processes and the challenges posed by continuous change.
Contribution
It provides an analysis of the evolving environment of e-learning software, highlighting the interplay between societal changes and software development dynamics.
Findings
E-learning software environments are highly dynamic and subject to continuous change.
Societal dependence on technology influences software development processes.
Uncertainties in development impact project success and performance.
Abstract
Our entire society is becoming more and more dependent on technology and specifically on software. The integration of e-learning software systems into our day by day life especially in e-learning applications generates modifications upon the society and, at the same time, the society itself changes the process of software development. This circle of continuous determination engenders a highly dynamic environment. Lehman describes the software development environment as being characterized by a high, necessary and inevitable pressure for change. Changes are reflected in specific uncertainties which impact the success and performance of the software project development.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSoftware Engineering Techniques and Practices · Business Process Modeling and Analysis · ERP Systems Implementation and Impact
