Study goals
The objective of the study is to develop and validate a four-dimensional scale to measure the value perceived by the customer in agile projects, from the perspective of the customer-user of the project, contributing to academic knowledge and practice.
Relevance / originality
The relevance and originality of this study lie in addressing the gap in the literature on the objective measurement of the value perceived by the customer in projects, by developing and validating a four-dimensional scale to measure the construct, from the perspective
Methodology / approach
The methodology included a systematic literature review, data collection with potential respondents, development and validation of a four-dimensional scale through exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses and structural equation modeling
Main results
The main results of the study were the proposal and validation of a four-dimensional scale to measure the perceived value by the customer in agile projects, from the perspective of the project's customer-user, contributing to academic knowledge and practice.
Theoretical / methodological contributions
The study contributed theoretically by developing and validating a four-dimensional scale to measure the perceived value by the customer in agile projects, as well as methodologically by using systematic literature review and exploratory and confirmatory factor and structural equation analyses.
Social / management contributions
The study contributed to project management by allowing the measurement of the perceived value by customers in agile projects, which can assist in decision-making and improving project quality.