Comparing Requirements Decomposition Within the Scrum, Scrum with Kanban, XP, and Banana ...

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by  Davide Taibi

Hubert Baumeister
Horst Lichter
Matthias Riebisch (Eds.)
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18th International Conference, XP 2017
Cologne, Germany, May 22–26, 2017
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Preface
The 18th XP conference was held 2017 in the wonderful city of Cologne, Germany.
In the spirit of past XP conferences, XP 2017 was a place where researchers and
practitioners met to exchange new ideas and present their work. These proceedings
containthefullresearchpapers,shortresearchpapers,anddoctoralsymposiumpapers
presented at the conference.
In all, 46 research papers were submitted (39 full and seven short papers). All
submittedpaperswentthroughathoroughreviewprocess,witheachpaperreceivingat
leastthreereviews.Finally,theProgramCommitteeaccepted14papersasfullresearch
papers(anacceptancerateof35%).Moreover,sixpapers—submittedasshortorfull
researchpapers—wereacceptedasshortresearchpapers.Theselectedpaperscovera
wide range of agile techniques and approaches. Many of them present results of
empiricalstudiesaimingtosystematicallyevaluatesuccessfulagilepractices,othersare
technology studies that are relevant to both researchers and practitioners.
InthetraditionofformerXPconferences,theXP2017conferenceprogramoffered
many different session topics. Besides the scientific program, i.e., the research track,
doctoralsymposium,andscientificworkshops,theconferencefeaturedanindustryand
practicetrack,experiencereports,andOpenSpacesessions.Materialsfromallofthese
sessions are available on the conference website at www.xp2017.org.
Moreover,three keynotesweregiven byhighlyrenownedspeakers.AndreaGoulet
from Corgibytes presented a talk on “Makers and Menders: Putting the Right Devel-
opers on the Right Projects” focusing on a group of developers called “menders” –
people who love taking an existing project and making it better over time. In his
keynote “End-to-End Agility at GitHub” Alain Hélaïli talked about the organization
andtheefficientworkflowsatGitHub.Finally,ClaesWohlinfromBlekingeInstituteof
Technology answered the question “Evidence-Driven Change in Software Develop-
ment: Is It Feasible?”
ManypeoplecontributedtothesuccessoftheXP2017conference.Wewouldlike
to thank everyone, especially the authors and presenters of all papers, the Program
Committee members, the volunteers, and sponsors. Furthermore, we want to express
our gratitude to the XP 2017 organizers; they did a great job.
March 2017 Hubert Baumeister
Horst Lichter
Matthias Riebisch
Organization
Organizing Committee
General Chair
Jutta Eckstein IT communication, Germany
Conference Chairs
Marc Clemens codecentric AG, Germany
Nils Wloka codecentric AG, Germany
Academic Program Committee
Academic Program Chairs
Hubert Baumeister Technical University of Denmark
Horst Lichter RWTH Aachen University, Germany
Matthias Riebisch University of Hamburg, Germany
Scientific Workshops
Roberto Tonelli University of Cagliari, Italy
Poster Chair
Ademar Aguiar University of Porto, Portugal
PhD Symposium Chair
Stefan Wagner University of Stuttgart, Germany
Industrial Program Committee
Tutorials/Workshops
Nancy Van Lean-Agile Partners, USA
Schooenderwoert
Working Software
Aslak Hellesøy Cucumber, UK
Individuals and Interaction
Diana Larsen FutureWorks Consulting, USA
VIII Organization
Customer Collaboration
Ken Power Cisco Systems, Ireland
Responding to Change
Jan Coupette codecentric AG, Germany
Experience Reports
Rebecca Wirfs-Brock Wirfs-Brock Associates, USA
Avraham Poupko Cisco Systems, Israel
Open Space
Alexander Kylburg Paragraph Eins, Germany
Program Committee (Research Papers)
Ademar Aguiar University of Porto, Portugal
Mikio Aoyama Nanzan University, Japan
Leonor Barroca The Open University, UK
Hubert Baumeister Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
Jan Bosch Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden
Steve Counsell Brunel University, UK
Torgeir Dingsøyr SINTEF, Norway
Christof Ebert Vector Consulting Services, Germany
Hakan Erdogmus Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Juan Garbajosa Technical University of Madrid, Spain
Alfredo Goldman University of São Paulo, Brazil
Des Greer Queen’s University Belfast, UK
Peggy Gregory University of Central Lancashire, UK
Rashina Hoda The University of Auckland, New Zealand
Helena Holmström Olsson Malmö University, Sweden
Casper Lassenius MIT, USA
Horst Lichter RWTH Aachen University, Germany
Lech Madeyski WroclawUniversityofScienceandTechnology,Poland
Michele Marchesi University of Cagliari, Italy
Sabrina Marczak Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul,
Brazil
Tommi Mikkonen University of Helsinki, Finland
Alok Mishra Atilim University, Turkey
Nils Brede Moe SINTEF, Norway
Juergen Muench Reutlingen University and University of Helsinki,
Germany/Finland
Sridhar Nerur University of Texas at Arlington, USA
Maria Paasivaara Helsinki University of Technology, Finland
Kai Petersen Blekinge Institute of Technology/Ericsson AB, Sweden
Organization IX
Matthias Riebisch University of Hamburg, Germany
Pilar Rodríquez University of Oulu, Finland
Knut H. Rolland Westerdals Oslo School of Arts, Communication
and Technology, Norway
Bernhard Rumpe RWTH Aachen University, Germany
Kurt Schneider Leibniz Universität Hannover, Germany
Helen Sharp The Open University, UK
Darja Smite Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden
Roberto Tonelli University of Cagliari, Italy
Rini Van Solingen Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Stefan Wagner University of Stuttgart, Germany
Xiaofeng Wang Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy
Hironori Washizaki Waseda University, Japan
Agustin Yague Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, Spain
Reviewers (Industry and Practice)
Giovanni Asproni Asprotunity, UK
Emily Bache Bache Consulting, Sweden
Filipe Correia Uphold, Portugal
Aino Corry Metadeveloper, Denmark
Lisa Crispin Pivotal, USA
Jutta Eckstein IT communication, Germany
Sallyann Freudenberg Sallyann Freudenberg Consulting, UK
Steve Holyer Steve Holyer and Associates, Switzerland
Lise Hvatum Schlumberger, USA
Allan Rennebo Jepsen Core Agile, Denmark
Jason Kerney Hunter Industries, USA
David Kramer Agile New England, USA
Casper Lassenius Aalto University, Finland
Olaf Lewitz trustartist.com, Germany
Ralph Miarka sinnvollFÜHREN, Austria
Maria Paasivaara Alto University, Finland
Dana Pylayeva Hudson’s Bay Company, USA
Seb Rose Cucumber, UK
Johanna Rothman Rothman Consulting Group, USA
Aki Salmi Ambientia, Finland
Andreas Schliep Das ScrumTeam, Switzerland
Irina Tsyganok Yoox Net-A-Porter Group
Nils Wloka codecentric AG, Germany
Joseph Yoder The Refactory, USA
Joe Wright Arnold Clark Automobiles, UK
X Organization
Additional Reviewers
Adam, Kai Kautz, Oliver
Bjørnson, Finn Olav Kusmenko, Evgeny
Britto, Ricardo Raco, Deni
Butting, Arvid Santana, Célio
Da Silva, Tiago Silva Santos, Viviane
Díaz, Jessica Stray, Viktoria
Edison, Henry Vestues, Kathrine
Fernández-Sánchez, Carlos Wang, Yang
Fögen, Konrad
Sponsors
“Cologne Cathedral” Sponsor
REWE digital
“Albertus Magnus” Sponsor
Accenture Interactive
“River Rhine” Sponsors
DATEV
EPLAN Software & Service
OPITZ CONSULTING
XebiaLabs
“Kölsch” Sponsor
Hänneschen and Bärbelchen
Organizer
codecentric