AGILE 2007: Washington, DC, USA

• Grigori Melnik, Philippe Kruchten:
  Agile 2007 Research Papers. 2-3
  

Empirical Evaluation of TDD

• Julio Cesar Sanchez, Laurie A. Williams, E. Michael Maximilien:
  On the Sustained Use of a Test-Driven Development Practice at IBM. 5-14
  
• Philip M. Johnson, Hongbing Kou:
  Automated Recognition of Test-Driven Development with Zorro. 15-25
  

Social Aspects of Agile Teams

• Elizabeth Whitworth, Robert Biddle:
  The Social Nature of Agile Teams. 26-36
  
• Sarah Beecham, Helen Sharp, Nathan Baddoo, Tracy Hall, Hugh Robinson:
  Does the XP environment meet the motivational needs of the software developer? An empirical study. 37-49
  

Agile Usability

• Jennifer Ferreira, James Noble, Robert Biddle:
  Agile Development Iterations and UI Design. 50-58
  
• Jason Chong Lee, D. Scott McCrickard:
  Towards Extreme(ly) Usable Software: Exploring Tensions Between Usability and Agile Software Development. 59-71
  

Impact of Agile Practices

• Kjetil Moløkken-Østvold, Kristian Marius Furulund:
  The Relationship between Customer Collaboration and Software Project Overruns. 72-83
  
• S. Freudenberg, Pablo Romero, Benedict du Boulay:
  "Talking the talk": Is intermediate-level conversation the key to the pair programming success story? 84-91
  
• Neal Febbraro, Václav Rajlich:
  The Role of Incremental Change in Agile Software Processes. 92-103
  

Teaching Agile Methods in the Classroom

• Carol A. Wellington, Thomas H. Briggs, C. Dudley Girard:
  Experiences Using Automated 4ests and 4est Driven Development in Computer 9cience I. 106-112
  
• Cyril M. Coupal, Kelvin Boechler:
  The Value of Agile in Experiential Learning of Software Development. 113-120
  
• Brian Hanks:
  Becoming Agile using Service Learning in the Software Engineering Course. 121-127
  

Experience Reports

• Rachel Davies, Angela Martin:
  Introduction: Experience Reports. 128
  

Adoption Stories - Part 1

• Aaron Ruhnow:
  Consciously Evolving an Agile Team. 130-135
  
• Chris Fry, Steve Greene:
  Large Scale Agile Transformation in an On-Demand World. 136-142
  
• Gerard Meszaros, Janice Aston:
  Agile ERP: "You don't know what you've got 'till it's gone!". 143-149
  

Agile Architecture Challenges

• Matt Fletcher, William Bereza, Mike Karlesky, Greg Williams:
  Evolving into Embedded Develop. 150-155
  
• Phillip Smith, Chris Garber-Brown:
  Traveling the Open Road: Using Open Source Practices to Transform Our Organization. 156-161
  
• Veljko Krunic:
  Agile Architecture - Changing Application Servers. 162-168
  

Building Trust with Collaboration

• Brian Button:
  Overcoming Fear with Trust. 169-174
  
• Richard Moore, Kelly Reff, James Graham, Brian Hackerson:
  Scrum at a Fortune 500 Manufacturing Company. 175-180
  
• Alan Armitage, Peter Wisniewski, Alan de-Ste-Croix:
  Greater successes by using Agile Techniques closer to the light bulb moment. 181-193
  

Agile PMO

• Ash Tengshe, Scott Noble:
  Establishing the Agile PMO: Managing variability across Projects and Portfolios. 188-193
  
• Peter Hodgkins, Luke Hohmann:
  Agile Program Management: Lessons Learned from the VeriSign Managed Security Services Team. 194-199
  
• Thomas R. Seffernick:
  Enabling Agile in a Large Organization Our Journey Down the Yellow Brick Road. 200-206
  

Open Workspaces

• George Dinwiddie:
  Common Areas At The Heart. 207-211
  
• Johanna Hunt, Tom Hume, Devi Lozdan:
  On Rabbits, Space and Cards: Moving Towards an InformativeWorkspace. 212-217
  
• Matt Plante:
  Death of the Cubicle; the Open Office Experiment. 218-224
  

Growing People and Teams

• Kara Silva, Chris Doss:
  The Growth of an Agile Coach Community at a Fortune 200 Company. 225-228
  
• Rich Jochems, Shane Rodgers:
  The Rollercoaster of Required Agile Transition. 229-233
  
• Richard Lawrence:
  XP and Junior Developers: 7 Mistakes (and how to avoid them). 234-239
  

Adoption Stories - Part 2

• Gordon Cloke:
  GET YOUR AGILE FREAK ON! Agile Adoption at Yahoo! Music. 240-248
  
• Susan Borges, Jennifer Gilmore, Sarah Edrie Oliveira:
  Agile: Adopting a New Methodology at Harvard Business School. 249-254
  
• Sean Cohan:
  Successful Integration of Agile Development Techniques within DISA. 255-261
  

Process Improvement

• Bill McMichael, Marc Lombardi:
  ISO 9001 and Agile Development. 262-265
  
• Jay Packlick:
  The Agile Maturity Map A Goal Oriented Approach to Agile Improvement. 266-271
  
• Jeff Sutherland, Carsten Ruseng Jakobsen, Kent Johnson:
  Scrum and CMMI Level 5: The Magic Potion for Code Warriors. 272-278
  

Supporting the Product Owner

• Hai Ton:
  A Strategy for Balancing Business Value and Story Size. 279-284
  
• Heather Williams, Andrew Ferguson:
  The UCD Perspective: Before and After Agile. 285-290
  
• Megan:
  From Waterfall to Agile - How does a QA Team Transition? 291-295
  

Scaling Up

• Paul A. Beavers:
  Managing a Large "Agile" Software Engineering Organization. 296-303
  
• Ade Miller, Eric Carter:
  Agility and the Inconceivably Large. 304-308
  
• Harprit Grewal, Frank Maurer:
  Scaling Agile Methodologies for Developing a Production Accounting System for the Oil & Gas Industry. 309-315
  

Product Ownership

• Ken H. Judy, Ilio Krumins-Beens:
  Ript: Innovation and Collective Product Ownership. 316-
  
• Scott A. Gatz, Gabrielle Benefield:
  Less, Never More: Launching a Product with Critical Features and Nothing More. 324-327
  
• Mike Lowery, Marcus Evans:
  Scaling Product Ownership. 328-333
  

Business and Technical People Working Together

• Michelle Williams, Jay Packlick, Rajeev Bellubbi, Scott Coburn:
  How We Made Onsite Customer Work - An Extreme Success Story. 334-338
  
• Nick Robinson:
  A Technical Story. 339-343
  
• Eric Groise, Nicolas Mangin:
  Octopus : Agile software development facing our imperfect world. 344-350
  

Technical Stories

• Jamie Dobson:
  Performance Testing on an Agile Project. 351-358
  
• Julian Simpson, Shane Duan:
  Large Build Teams: Help or Hindrance? 359-364
  
• Rand Bradley:
  Push to Pull: How Lean Concepts Improve a Data Migration. 365-370
  

Distributed Agile

• Hubert Smits, Guy Pshigoda:
  Implementing Scrum in a Distributed Software Development Organization. 371-375
  
• Sergei Andrzeevski:
  Experience Report 'Offshore XP for PDA development'. 376-381
  
• Steve Berczuk:
  Back to Basics: The Role of Agile Principles in Success with an Distributed Scrum Team. 382-388
  

Release Management

• Jeanne Lewis, Kevin Neher:
  Over the Waterfall in a Barrel - MSIT Adventures in Scrum. 389-394
  
• Matthias Marschall:
  Transforming a Six Month Release Cycle to Continuous Flow. 395-400
  
• Narti Kitiyakara, Joseph Graves:
  Growing a Build Management System from Seed. 401-407
  

Team Dynamics

• Darren Rowley, Manfred Lange:
  Forming to Performing: The Evolution of an Agile Team. 408-414
  

Leadership

• Steven W. Baker, Joseph C. Thomas:
  Agile Principles as a Leadership Value System: How Agile Memes Survive and Thrive in a Corporate IT Culture. 415-420