Conference
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Schedule
Wednesday June 25, 2003
Wednesday Morning
E1 Agile Contracts Mary Poppendieck & Christine Moore
E2 Evaluating and Documenting Alternatives to Certification Clyde Cutting & Gary Jedynak
E3 Customer Collaboration: challenges and successes in practice Helen Sharp & Hugh Robinson
E9 Enterprise Continuous Integration Limitations and Challenges William E. Caputo
T1 Review of Agile Approaches Jim Highsmith
T2 Agile Software Development: Principles, Patterns, and Practices Robert Martin
T15 From Agile Modeling To Agile Data Scott Ambler
T5 Agile UP Craig Larman
T6 Inside Feature Driven Development Jeff DeLuca
Wednesday Afternoon
  Keynote Address Jerry Weinberg
P1 YP and Urban Simulation: Applying an Agile Programming Methodology in a Politically Tempestuous Domain Alan Borning and Bjorn Freeman-Benson
R1 Change Your Organization (for Peons) Jim Little
R2 Evolving Agile in the Enterprise: Implementing XP on a Grand Scalez Michael Spayd
Thursday June 26, 2003
Thursday Morning
E5 Exploring Motivation John Nolan & Rachel Davies
E6 Clearing Communication Logjams Russ Rufer & Tracy Bialik
E8 Architectures and Technologies for Agile Development of Enterprise Applications Randy Stafford
E13 Introducing Agile Practices Lisa Crispin
T8 XP/Agile Organizational Change - Tools for Successful Adoption Diana Larsen & Joshua Kerievsky
T9 Understanding Users and User Tasks Larry Constantine and Lucy Lockwood
T10 Collaboration 4 Agile Projects Janet Danforth
T11 The Lean Development Toolkit Mary Poppendieck & Tom Poppendieck
  Executive Summit  
Thursday Afternoon
P2 XP Culture: Why the twelve practices both are and are not the most significant thing Hugh Robinson and Helen Sharp
P3 PARFAIT: Towards a Framework-based Agile Reengineering Process Maria Istela Cagnin, José Carlos Maldonado, Fernão Stella Germano and Rosangela Penteado
R3 Improving the Interface Between Business and Product Development Using Agile Practices and the Cycles of Control Framework Jari Vanhanen, Juha Itkonen and Petteri Sulonen
R5 It's More than Just Toys and Food: Leading Agile Development in an Enterprise-Class Start-Up Joseph Blotner
R4 Retrofitting an Acceptance Test Framework for Clarity Rick Mugridge and Ewan Tempero
R6 "Ready to Roll" Boxcar Development - a flexible, quality-weighted process Russell Hill
P4 Observations on Balancing Discipline and Agility Barry Boehm and Richard Turner
P5 Throwing Down the Gauntlet: Finding a Place for Discount Usability Engineering in Agile Development David Kane
R7 Iteration Advocate/Iteration Transition Meeting: Small Sampling of New Agile Techniques Used at a Major Telecommunications Firm Brian Boelsterli
R9 Making Agile Development Work in a Government Contracting Environment Measuring velocity with Earned Value Glen Alleman, Michael Henderson and Ray Seggelke
R8 Certifying for CMM Level 2 and ISO9001 with XP@Scrum Christ Vriens
R10 Agile Development in the Old Economy Gery Derbier
Friday June 27, 2003
Friday Morning
E10 Experience the Transition to an Agile Organization Sanjiv Augustine & Bob Payne
E11 Successful Customer Involvement Ellen Gottesdiener
E12 Are Design Patterns Dead? Russ Rufer & Tracy Bialik
E4 Tool Support for Agile Development: Hi Tech vs Low Tech Laura Hill & Michael Van de Vanter
T12 Customer Testing with FIT: a Hands-On Introduction Ward Cunningham
T3 Introduction to SCRUM Ken Schwaber
T14 Patterns for Agile Software Configuration Management Steve Berczuk
T16 Project Retrospectives in Agile Development Mary Lynn Manns & Linda Rising
  Executive Summit  
Saturday June 28, 2003
Saturday Morning
P6 Test Driven Development and the Scientific Method Rick Mugridge
R11 Introducing Agile Development into Bioinformatics: An Experience Report David Kane
R12 Agile Development and Remote Teams: Learning to Love the Phone Christian Sepulveda
R13 Unfixing the Fixed Scope Project Jeff Patton
R14 Defining An Agile Request For Proposal (RFP) Process Jennitta Andrea
R15 Daily Iterations: Approaching Code Frost and Half the Team is Not Agile Curtis Cooley
Saturday Afternoon
E14 Requirement Specifications in Agile Projects Pete McBreen
E15 What Should Students Know About Agile Development? David Socha & Jeff McKenna
E16 What We Have Learned about Agile Methods Forrest Shull & Laurie Williams
E17 Retrospectives Rachel Davies
T17 The Crystal Methods, or How to Make a Methodology Fit Alistair Cockburn
T18 How to be a Coach Ron Jeffries & William Wake
T20 Testing Agile/Agile Testing: What Testers Do for Agile Teams, What Agile Practices Do for Testers Lisa Crispin
E=Technical Exchange  T=Tutorial  P=Research Papers  R=Experience Reports
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