Agile systems development (SD) is described as a cooperative game of invention and
communication, in which teams are characterized by relying heavily on informal …

This article explores the adoption of agile methods for the management of projects in
collaborative research initiatives. The use of the scrum framework, a specific set of agile …

Ever since the agile manifesto was created in 2001, the research community has devoted a
great deal of attention to agile software development. This article examines publications and …

CONTEXT: Systems development normally takes place in a specific organizational context,
including organizational culture. Previous research has identified organizational culture as a …

Context: Large-scale offshore software development programmes are complex, with
challenging deadlines and a high risk of failure. Agile methods are being adopted, despite …

Context: With an increase in Agile, Lean, and DevOps software methodologies over the last
years (collectively referred to as Continuous Software Development (CSD)), we have …

Context A stable team is deemed optimal for agile software development project success;
however, all teams change membership over time. Newcomers joining an agile project team …

Ethnography is a qualitative research method used to study people and cultures. It is largely
adopted in disciplines outside software engineering, including different areas of computer …

Abstract Agile Software Development is characterized by collaborative social interactions
and fast-paced and iterative changes in project requirements. Much of the extant Agile …

I present a card brainstorming exercise that transforms a conceptual tangible interaction
framework into a tool for creative dialogue and discuss the experiences made in using it …