Preempting Criteria Affecting Future Software Development Methodologies to Construct A Better SDLC Framework

Anthropological studies and system sciences show humans thrive under locus, where structural integrity is intact. It is only natural, that the software developed by humans, order the same. The process and methodology involved in building these applications are complex and chaotic, yet elegant at the same time. Dividing tasks into phases was considered the optimal method, to take advantage of the specializations of various individuals and teams. But, in the ever-rampant world, where AI and machine learning enable, concurrent implementation, it’s just to question the basis of the same. The software development industry constantly evolves, with emerging new methodologies and technologies. To stay competitive and continuously evolve, better frameworks for future development and micromanaging need to be created. To do the same, this research paper aims to preempt the criteria that are likely to affect software development models and methodologies, by deep diving into the SLDC’s origins, central idea, and relevance throughout our modern history.