Forming Successful eXtreme Programming Teams

Gray, Alan; Jackson, Andrew L.; Stamouli, Ioanna; Tsang, Shiu Lun

doi:10.1109/agile.2006.31

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“…Takeuchi and Nonaka [23] predicted that a sequential software process is not well suited due to the lack of flexibility. Therefore, there are iterative software processes like Rational Unified Process [24] and Agile methodologies such as Extreme Programming [25], [26], Scrum [27], Design Thinking [9], Lean [28], and Feature-driven Development [29]. There were 2,001 publications on the lightweight software process have been published.…”

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Capturing User Experience of Customer-Centric Software Process through Requirement Process: Systematic Review

Kusuma,

Jantan,

Admodisastro

et al. 2023

JOIV : Int. J. Inform. Visualization

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Agile and User Experience have become popular for decades due to the ability to understand customer needs. However, both methods have different perspectives on the point of view, value, and quality. Moreover, user research in UX is usually conducted in the long term. The human aspect is a critical thing in Agile, the purpose of this aspect is to understand the value and need of the product, and with the user stories, several developers try to understand the human aspect of customers. In the elicitation process of the UX, developers used user stories to capture customer personality. One important factor is emotion; UX researchers measure emotions from the product journey, but it is unpleasant when the customer finds out the product does not meet expectations. This study aims to research the implementation of capturing emotion in user experience among Agile software development activities from several perspectives. In addition, Limited resources in software projects require innovation that can guarantee the sustainability and quality of the product. In this paper, we used modified systematic mapping to extract, classify, and interpret articles from popular publishers and map the user experience life cycle to answer several existing problems. This research shows that a combination of user requirement and UX increase the product's usability. Moreover, involving the user in the development center increases the project's success.

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Section: A Agile Requirements Engineeringmentioning

confidence: 99%

Capturing User Experience of Customer-Centric Software Process through Requirement Process: Systematic Review

Kusuma,

Jantan,

Admodisastro

et al. 2023

JOIV : Int. J. Inform. Visualization

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“…It facilitates in quick development and delivery of a product. To achieve this with distributed teams, several methods have been studied [6,7] and certain discussions [8] have been made, eventually leading to conditional results [9,10,11,12]. Common repositories were used to share the work progress so that efficiency is maximized during that development process.…”

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Modeling Distributed Agile Software Development Utilizing Cloud Computing: A Holistic Framework

Sever

2019

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In distributed agile software development, to conquer the problems raised by rapid development of complex products with ever changing technological advances and risks, there is a need of a model with specific tools and technology supported approaches to manage them. Distributed environment has challenges and complexities in many ways of over collocated teams. However, they seem to enhance the basic principles in which agile methodology thrives on. Agile projects and distributed projects are compatible and therefore practices, principles, tools, and techniques for distributed agile software development are introduced to the distributed teams to ensure that the agile projects become successful. Although cloud computing is well established for software system developments, its effect on agile methodology has not been extensively studied. This study outlines how agile projects can be modeled in the cloud-computing era, namely, seamless agile-cloud integration. We propose a model to improve Agile Methodology in distributed computing platform. This model has uncovered a gap between the distributed agile development phases that are overemphasized and the phases that require actual attention. In addition to this, emphasis on appropriate phases would help build desired software that can exploit the benefits of cloud computing in numerous ways.

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Team Formation in Software Engineering: A Systematic Mapping Study

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Context: Software team formation is an important project management activity. However, forming appropriate teams is a challenge for most of the companies. Objective: To analyze and synthesize the state of the art on the software team formation research. Additionally, we aim to organize the identified body of knowledge in software team formation as a taxonomy. Method: Using a Snowballing-based systematic mapping study, 51 primary studies, out of 2516, were identified and analyzed. We classified the studies considering the research methods used, their overall quality, and the characteristics of the formed teams and the proposed solutions. Results: The majority of the studies use search and optimization techniques in their approaches. Also, technical attributes are the most frequent type considered to build individuals' profiles during the team formation process. Furthermore, we proposed a taxonomy on software team formation. Conclusion: There is a predominant use of search-based approaches that combine search and optimization techniques with technical attributes. However, the adoption of non-technical attributes as complementary information is a tendency. Regarding the research gaps, we highlight the level of subjectivity in software team formation and the lack of scalability of the proposed solutions.

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Forming Successful eXtreme Programming Teams

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

Capturing User Experience of Customer-Centric Software Process through Requirement Process: Systematic Review

Capturing User Experience of Customer-Centric Software Process through Requirement Process: Systematic Review

Modeling Distributed Agile Software Development Utilizing Cloud Computing: A Holistic Framework

Team Formation in Software Engineering: A Systematic Mapping Study

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