Software Development has increased emerging new methods in its development, with the advancement of digitalization, technology, and global networking, Crowdsourcing has been developed and gaining popularity among the people. Unlike the outsourcing, crowdsourcing is more emphasis on the power of crowds as major power production. This study will discuss crowdsourcing activity that focused on software development. Software engineering is a process which software is written a complex process without compromising the quality of the software. However, since crowdsourcing software engineering relies on its robust method to produce a software and entirely different from traditional software engineering, their quality are questionable. A major issue in of crowdsourcing is how to attract and to sustain for development. Motivation is a matter that should be investigated further by the researchers for better crowdsourcing development to bring right crowds to the table so it can sustain the crowdsourcing activity. This study discusses more a several factors motivation that can be an impact, an influence to the development of crowdsourcing in software development. To improve these study findings, this study also combines two major theories about self-determination and IS Success Model to investigate further about motivation the users joined crowdsourcing on software development and to understand the impact of user satisfaction in case of crowdsourcing on software development.

Software Development has increased emerging new methods in its development, with the advancement of digitalization, technology, and global networking, Crowdsourcing has been developed and gaining popularity among the people. Unlike the outsourcing, crowdsourcing is more emphasis on the power of crowds as major power production. This study will discuss crowdsourcing activity that focused on software development. Software engineering is a process which software is written a complex process without compromising the quality of the software. However, since crowdsourcing software engineering relies on its robust method to produce a software and entirely different from traditional software engineering, their quality are questionable. A major issue in of crowdsourcing is how to attract and to sustain for development. Motivation is a matter that should be investigated further by the researchers for better crowdsourcing development to bring right crowds to the table so it can sustain the crowdsourcing activity. This study discusses more a several factors motivation that can be an impact, an influence to the development of crowdsourcing in software development. To improve these study findings, this study also combines two major theories about self-determination and IS Success Model to investigate further about motivation the users joined crowdsourcing on software development and to understand the impact of user satisfaction in case of crowdsourcing on software development.

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