Study goals
The objective of this research was to propose a conceptual maturity model
for organizational application in ambidextrous software development organizations.
Relevance / originality
Software development organizations currently face the challenge of simultaneously working on projects that require both Traditional and Agile Methodologies, which have opposite and conflicting characteristics Even before becoming software-oriented organizations, these companies meet demands common to the frequent strategic dualities dimension
Methodology / approach
he methodological procedures adopted characterize this research as descriptive in nature and of a qualitative approach Surveys were used as the data collection technique After the development of the maturity model, it was evaluated by a group of five professionals.
Main results
As a result, it was found that the proposed model exceeded expectations in its evaluation In this sense, the conceptual model presented was considered relevant for software companies that wish to evaluate their organizational maturity taking into consideration the influence of strategic
Theoretical / methodological contributions
The research sought to contribute to academia by fostering new discussions on the ability of software sector organizations to balance strategic and innovation processes while adapting agile methodologies in the generation of competitive and high-quality software products.
Social / management contributions
his study is relevant in discussing issues of strategic conflicts in software sector organizations, impacted by necessary competencies such as
incremental innovation, competition, and performance, and directly influenced by ambidexterity, assuming the use of agile methods as the first methodological option.