100+ Metrics for Software Startups : A Multi-Vocal Literature Review
Kemell, K.-K., Wang, X., Nguyen-Duc, A., Grendus, J., Tuunanen, T., & Abrahamsson, P. (2018). 100+ Metrics for Software Startups : A Multi-Vocal Literature Review. In S. Hyrynsalmi, A. Suominen, C. Jud, X. Wang, J. Bosch, & J. Münch (Eds.), SiBW 2018 : Proceedings of the First International Workshop on Software-intensive Business: Start-ups, Ecosystems and Platforms (pp. 15-29). RWTH Aachen University. CEUR workshop proceedings, 2305. http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-2305/paper02.pdf
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Metrics can be used by businesses to make more objective decisions
based on data. Software startups in particular are characterized by the uncertain
or even chaotic nature of the contexts in which they operate. Using data in the
form of metrics can help software startups to make the right decisions amidst
uncertainty and limited resources. However, whereas conventional business
metrics and software metrics have been studied in the past, metrics in the specific context of software startup are not widely covered within academic literature. To promote research in this area and to create a starting point for it, we
have conducted a multi-vocal literature review focusing on practitioner literature in order to compile a list of metrics used by software startups. Said list is
intended to serve as a basis for further research in the area, as the metrics in it
are based on suggestions made by practitioners and not empirically verified.
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