Tag: trust
Should you distrust agile?
Software Development Success
[bibshow] Software development success is organization dependent. Which organizations are successful in developing and delivering software? Which projects will be successful? That is a crucial question in an industry with an annual turnover of over 400 billion USD and only a 50% success rate. [bibcite key=”citeulike:4540645″] Is it enough to…
Can you trust agile software development?
[bibshow] As a consultant [bibcite key=”citeulike:13415391″] and as an agilist [bibcite key=”citeulike:9846510″] I have a vested interest in trust. Trust might be seen as one of the top two factors for success in software development projects [bibcite key=”citeulike:2824986″]. Most of us have a vague idea of what is needed to…
Agile Developers Trust their Teams
Yesterday, I wrote about the methodological challenges of correlation based research on software artefacts. The article which is the base for this post also has a fundamental methodological flaw. McHugh, Conboy and Lang have perfomed a post hoc study of trust in agile software development teams where they asked the…
Should you distrust agile?
Software Development Success
![A roadpost pointing to success or failure](https://i0.wp.com/www.gregerwikstrand.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/8226451812_be4a991216_k.jpg?resize=250%2C150&ssl=1)
[bibshow] Software development success is organization dependent. Which organizations are successful in developing and delivering software? Which projects will be successful? That is a crucial question in an industry with an annual turnover of over 400 billion USD and only a 50% success rate. [bibcite key=”citeulike:4540645″] Is it enough to…
Can you trust agile software development?
![A CISV educational activity - a trust game](https://i0.wp.com/www.gregerwikstrand.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/1280px-CISV_trust_game1.jpg?resize=250%2C150&ssl=1)
[bibshow] As a consultant [bibcite key=”citeulike:13415391″] and as an agilist [bibcite key=”citeulike:9846510″] I have a vested interest in trust. Trust might be seen as one of the top two factors for success in software development projects [bibcite key=”citeulike:2824986″]. Most of us have a vague idea of what is needed to…
Agile Developers Trust their Teams
![Four people using each others as support form a small spiral.](https://i0.wp.com/www.gregerwikstrand.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/2941559903_d444cbbd63_o.jpg?resize=250%2C150&ssl=1)
Yesterday, I wrote about the methodological challenges of correlation based research on software artefacts. The article which is the base for this post also has a fundamental methodological flaw. McHugh, Conboy and Lang have perfomed a post hoc study of trust in agile software development teams where they asked the…