학술논문

Agile Practices for the Global Teaming Model
Document Type
Conference
Source
2016 IEEE 11th International Conference on Global Software Engineering Workshops (ICGSEW) Global Software Engineering Workshops (ICGSEW), 2016 IEEE 11th International Conference on. :13-18 Aug, 2016
Subject
Computing and Processing
Engineering Profession
Software
Organizations
Concrete
Context
Project management
Software engineering
Indexes
Global Software Development
Empirical Software Engineering
Scaling agile
Scaled Agile Framework (R)
SAFe (R)
Language
ISSN
2329-6313
Abstract
The Global Teaming Model (GTM) is a CMMI (R)-style process model comprising 64 recommendations that synthesizes empirical evidence on how to overcome the obstacles faced by global software development projects. While the Global Teaming Model recommendations specify what a global software development project should do, it does not specify how. In order to provide concrete guidance for projects that wish to employ Agile methods in a global software development context, we asked, could the practices described in the Scaled Agile Framework (R) (SAFe (R)) provide examples for how GTM recommendations could be realized? We found 79 of 90 SAFe (R) Team level practices partly or wholly implement GTM recommendations. The SAFe (R) mapping onto the Global Teaming model provides a concrete roadmap for teams who need specific advice on how to implement GTM practices that have been identified as necessary to their success.