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Once again VersionOne has provided an excellent insight into the global state of agility with over 2,500 responses with a truly global reach of respondents from 88 countries. Scrum and Scrum/XP hybrid increased adoption to 74% of the responses. Some of the amazing trends reported indicate there is an extreme balance of applying agile across the organizations in terms of size, projects and numbers of teams. And the leading cause of failure with agile methods? - The lack of experience and cultural mismatches. |
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The survey has become one of the largest in the Agile Development market; receiving over 2,300 responses with a truly global reach of respondents from 80 countries. Scrum and Scrum/XP hybrid makes up 71% of the responses. There was growth in every area of agility from previous year's survey. The biggest barriers to adoption? organizational culture and resistance to change. |
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Martinig & Associates Methods & Tools division once again evaluated the adoption of agile software development approaches. Their single question: "At what stage is the agile approach (XP, Scrum, FDD, ...) adoption at your location? Their results with over 500 responses indicate a growing trend since conducting a similar survey back in 2005. |
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David F. Rico provides an indepth look at the use of agile methods impact on website quality specifically targeted at electronic commerce applications. His results indicate 80% of the respondents attribute agile methods to improvements in quality, cost efficiency, cycle time, and customer satisfaction. To contribute to his ongoing study, visit his online survey.
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The survey has become one of the largest in the Agile Development market; receiving almost seventeen hundred (1,700) responses with a truly global reach of respondents from seventy-one (71) countries. 90% reported increased productivity, 85% reported fewer defects, and 83% reported accelerated time to market using agile methods.
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Scrum Alliance members were asked about their companies’ satisfaction with the Scrum process. Seventy-five percent of those who responded report that Scrum is meeting or exceeding their organizations’ needs. Forty-five percent of respondents report their organizations are either very pleased with Scrum or believe it exceeds their organizations’ expectations. Nearly 90 percent (87%) of respondents report personal satisfaction with Scrum. |
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Scott Ambler's 2007 survey indicated a number of interesting findings include 69% of organizations are doing one or more agile projects. Of those that hadn't yet started, 24% believed their organizations would do so within the next year. 44% indicated a 90%+ success rate at agile projects, 33% indicated between 75 and 90%. It appears that agile seems to be working out. Co-located agile projects are more successful on average than non-co-located, which in turn are more successful than projects involving off-shoring. Smaller teams had higher success rates than larger teams. And 85% of organizations doing agile had more than one project completed, so it's gone beyond the pilot project stage in most organizations. You can also visit his source website. |
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Trail Ridge Consulting conducted an independent global survey of the agile software development community to determine the project management tooling that companies are using to support their agile processes. Results indicate large and small companies are adopting agile project management tools, but for differing reasons. |
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Diana provides a look back at the agile adoption over the past 5 years and analyzes the trends, publications, market, enterprise adoption and other indicators. Based on her report, do you think that agile has "Crossed the Chasm"? You may also view the source link on InfoQ. |
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VersionOne conducted a global survey to highlight the value teams deliver from Agile development. Survey respondents work in companies of all sizes from small and mid-sized organizations to the largest global corporations. This survey summarizes the state of Agile Development in organizations covering every industry vertical from financial services, health care, and education to video games, government, and defense. See also the Agile Journal. |
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With over 4,000 responses, Scott determines that Agile works in practice and that methods and adoption is gaining ground. See also Dr. Dobbs Journal and InfoQ Report by Deborah Hartmann. You can also access the original survey results and materials on his website. |
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Melnik and Maurer compare job satisfaction in agile versus non-agile development organizations. They found a moderate positive correlation between the level of agile experience and overall job satisfaction and twice as many members of agile teams are satisfied with their jobs as non-agile teams. Additional link to their Agile Software Lab. |
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At the Agile 2005 conference, Digital Focus launched a survey to assess the state of agile adoption. In all, 136 people representing 128 organizations, responded to the survey. The results of the survey provide useful insight into the state of agile adoption. |
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