Conceptual model of working space for Agile (Scrum) project team

Rola, Paweł; Kuchta, Dorota; Kopczyk, Dominika

doi:10.1016/j.jss.2016.04.071

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“…These studies include: Sincharoenpanich [12], Janeth López-Martínez [10], Dyba and Dingsoyr [17], Cho and Juyun Joey [20], Qumer et al [30], Vlietland and van Vliet [23], Moe [34], Rola [28], Lei et al [11], Campanelli et al [22], Sverrisdottir [25], Chan et al [21], Misra et al [35].…”

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“…People make decisions and work on the projects and eventually decide whether organization goals are reached or not [14], [20]. This factor is divided into four sub factors which includes: Training & Learning, Societal Culture, Communication & Negotiation and Personal Characteristics [28], [35].…”

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“… Quickly and effectively with support, customers, developers, operations, business areas and management [28].…”

Section: B) Communication and Negotiationmentioning

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“…Customer Collaboration is about how customer can closely collaborate with scrum team members [28], [35]. Scrum methodology has characteristics of providing help for product development, i.e.…”

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Framework for Applicability of Agile Scrum Methodology: A Perspective of Software Industry

Rehman¹,

Anjum²

2017

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Abstract-Agile scrum methodology has been evolved over the time largely through software industry where it has grown and developed through empirical progress. The research work presented in this paper has proposed a framework by identifying critical elements for applicability of agile scrum methodology in software industry. The proposed framework is based on four elements, i.e. technical, people, environmental and organizational. The proposed framework is validated through statistical analysis, i.e. Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) after collecting data from software industry personals who are working on agile methodologies. The research concludes that 15 out of 18 hypothesis were found significant which include

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Section: Background and Motivationmentioning

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Section: ) People Factormentioning

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“… Quickly and effectively with support, customers, developers, operations, business areas and management [28].…”

Section: B) Communication and Negotiationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: B) Customer Collaborationmentioning

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Framework for Applicability of Agile Scrum Methodology: A Perspective of Software Industry

Rehman¹,

Anjum²

2017

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“…In the existing literature, several software development models can be found such as the Waterfall (Balaji and Murugaiyan 2012), ETVX (Awais 2016), Prototype, Spiral (Wagatsuma et al 2016), V-model (Weilkiens et al), Agile methodologies such as Scrum (Rola et al 2016) and Unified Process Model. Based on comparison of the existing software development models in (Munassar and Govardhan 2010), the most commonly used are the Waterfall and the Spiral models.…”

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ArchReco: a software tool to assist software design based on context aware recommendations of design patterns

Sielis

Tzanavari

Papadopoulos

2017

J Softw Eng Res Dev

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This work describes the design, development and evaluation of a software Prototype, named ArchReco, an educational tool that employs two types of Context-aware Recommendations of Design Patterns, to support users (CS students or professionals) who want to improve their design skills when it comes to training for High Level Software models. The tool's underlying algorithms take advantage of Semantic Web technologies, and the usage of Content based analysis for the computation of non-personalized recommendations for Design Patterns. The recommendations' objective is to support users in functions such as finding the most suitable Design Pattern to use according to the working context, learn the meaning, objectives and usages of each Design Pattern. The current work presents the Semantic Modeling of the Software Design process through the definition of the context that defines the Software Design process and in particular the representation of the Design Patterns as Ontology model, the implemented Context Aware Recommendation Algorithms and the evaluation results extracted from a user based testing for the ArchReco prototype.

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The three pillars of sustainability and agile project management: How do they influence each other

Silva

Kirytopoulos²,

Ferreira

et al. 2022

Corp Soc Responsibility Env

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Companies face new challenges needing to find ways to stand out from the competitors. All companies face new projects, which need to be managed assertively and faster, launching new products on the market ahead of competitors. This strategy requires enormous dexterity and agility within teams, which are increasingly multifaceted, multidisciplinary, and multifunctional. However, teams need to conciliate appar-

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Conceptual model of working space for Agile (Scrum) project team

Cited by 29 publications

References 52 publications

Framework for Applicability of Agile Scrum Methodology: A Perspective of Software Industry

Framework for Applicability of Agile Scrum Methodology: A Perspective of Software Industry

ArchReco: a software tool to assist software design based on context aware recommendations of design patterns

The three pillars of sustainability and agile project management: How do they influence each other

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