Practices of Motivators in Adopting Agile Software Development at Large Scale Development Team from Management Perspective

Agile Software Development at Scale

Since 2001 agile software development approaches are being adopted across a wide range of organizations and are now being applied at scale. There are eight factors to consider – team size, geographical distribution, entrenched culture, system complexity, legacy systems, regulatory compliance, organizational distribution, governance and enterprise focus – when scaling agile. Luckily a collection...

Adopting agile methodologies in distributed software development

Adopting Agile Software Development: Issues and Challenges

In the recent few years more and more software development organizations are striving to adopt agile software development methods and techniques. Successful agile adoption leads to producing higher quality software, enhance developers moral and at a lower cost than the traditional water wall model approach. However, Agile adoption always comes with special challenges and accordingly, fundamenta...

Motivators and Demotivators of Agile Software Development: Elicitation and Analysis

Motivators and demotivators are key factors in software productivity. Both are also critical to the success of Agile software development. Literature reports very diverse and multidimensional critical factors affecting the quality of Agile software development, thus, there is a need to extract and map required factors systematically for wider implications. The classification of anticipated fact...

Best Practices in Agile Software Development

This report describes an investigation into best practices in agile software development. Agile software development methods represent the latest incarnation of software engineering methods designed to be user-centric, low cost, and focused on rapid delivery of high-quality software systems. This survey of empirical and theoretical studies of agile methods provides a summary of the practices fo...