Fast Collaboration Competencies Model for Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

Some existing Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) models exist, such as Waterfall, Spiral, V-Model, Iterative, Big Bang, Agile, and others. SDLC as a framework based on the literature review has six (6) critical problems and weaknesses: poor documentation structures, lack of flexibility, inadequate analysis, confusion in selecting the right SDLC, unsuitable architecture, and lack of adaptability. To overcome the weaknesses of the SDLC, researchers have conducted various studies but have not found satisfactory results. This research aims to propose a novel SDLC model called the Fast Collaboration Competencies (FCC) model to make a better SDLC process. The novelties of this model contain three essential things: fast, collaboration, and competencies. The research produced a Novel FCC for the SDLC process and a list of advantages and disadvantages of the proposed Novel FCC. This research significantly contributes to software development by providing theoretical understanding, practical guidance, and enhanced team dynamics. The FCC model can reduce project delays, improve productivity, and increase customer satisfaction. By sharing findings, industry professionals can prioritize collaboration and teamwork, contributing to ongoing improvement and evolution of software development practices.