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An Agile Approach to Proposition Assessment

Agile 2008 Conference, 2008
Every day, many ideas of widely varying completeness and quality are generated for new products and services. Organizations and individuals face a constant challenge in how they determine which of these ideas will receive further investment and which not.
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The Agile FMEA Approach

Evolution of System Safety, 2018
During the last few years, there has been increased use of agile methods when developing safety-critical systems. This is done to shorten time to market and to reduce costs. Having an agile approach has become even more important due to the new functional safety requirements that are part of automatic and autonomous transports like trains, cars and ...
Are Hellandsvik   +3 more
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An Agile Approach to a Legacy System

2004
We describe how a small, successful, self-selected XP team approached a seemingly intractable problem with panache, flair and immodesty. We rewrote a legacy application by delivering new features, a radically different approach to those previously applied. This proved to be a low cost, low risk proposition with a very high payoff for success.
Chris Stevenson, Andy Pols
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An Agile approach to library IT innovations

Library Hi Tech, 2010
PurposeThis paper seeks to describe the application of the Agile software development approach to rapidly develop and deploy a variety of innovative IT applications.Design/methodology/approachThe Agile approach is flexible and iterative with continuous feedback and constant communication. It is also marked by frequent and short delivery schedules.
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An Approach to Agility in Enterprise Innovation

2011
The midline results of a scientific survey of the definition of requirements for the development of an innovative ECM system are presented. These results were obtained during the second stage of a complex project carried out through Government Grant with participation of NRU and IT Corporation (Russia).
Alexander Gromoff   +3 more
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Agile Procurement: New Acquisition Approach to Agile Software Development

31st EUROMICRO Conference on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications, 2005
Contemporary software is increasingly developed using an agile development approach, yet the supplier is generally selected as a result of a waterfall-style competitive tendering and contracting process. The procurement activity may be incompatible with an agile elaboration of requirements and development of functionality, and lead to sub-optimal ...
Diane Jamieson   +2 more
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Agile Distributed Teams: the combination of Agile and Distributed approaches

2022
Purpose of the paper: Globalisation has encouraged companies to develop a distributed approach with teams dispersed across several sites. The covid-19 outbreak has accelerated this trend, forcing team members to interact virtually, challenging agile methodology performance.
Giorgia Masili   +3 more
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A Practical Approach for Deploying Agile Methods

2006
Over the past years, a great number of organizations have started utilizing agile principles and practices in their software development [1, 2]. Despite of the promising experience reports, the deployment of agile practices is a challenging task which requires adjustment and dedication from all the stakeholders involved in the development process [3, 4]
Salo, Outi, Pikkarainen, Minna
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An Agile Approach to Requirement Specification

2007
This experience report is about how one project in Norway made an agile approach to specifying software requirements for a new intranet. Rather than spending months on trying to detail all requirements and aspects of the solution, the team spent a few weeks specifying a prioritized list of high-level requirements. Further details will emerge by face-to-
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Lost in Agility? Approaching Software Localization in Agile Software Development

2011
Adapting software for different languages is required to gain market access by increasing product acceptance and usability, and satisfying legal requirements. This process commonly consists of two steps: Internationalization, i.e. the generalization of any language- and culture-specific properties and elements of the software in question, and ...
Malte Reßin   +2 more
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