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    Citation Count: Clarke, Paul M...et al., "Exploring Software Process Variation Arising from Differences in Situational Context", Systems, Software and Services Process Improvement (EUROSPI 2017), Vol. 748, pp. 29-42, (2017).
    Exploring Software Process Variation Arising from Differences in Situational Context
    (Springer-Verlag Berlin, 2017) Clarke, Paul M.; O'Connor, Rory V.; Solan, David; Elger, Peter; Yılmaz,Murat; Ennis, Adam; Gerrity, Mark; McGrath, Sean; Treanor, Ryan
    The software development process is continuously changing, there is huge pressure to condense release cycles into shorter and shorter timeframes, tools are changing dramatically and companies must continually examine the efficacy of their development process. Attempting to hit a moving target is difficult and it is a decision which can have a major effect in terms of both the end-product and the business. In this paper, we discuss the role of situational context in deciding upon the software development process through the analysis of two case studies. The case studies take a detailed look at the organisational profile and context of each company in turn before we compare and contrast each situational context for factors that may influence the development process. We then compare the processes each company has chosen before our discussion of the role context plays in choosing a 'correct' software development process. While both companies have enjoyed sustained business growth and while both are agile in mindset, we find that they are in fact quite distinct in their processes, this distinction being driven by their different situational contexts.
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    Citation Count: Akarsu, Zulal...et al (2018). "Towards a Role Playing Game for Exploring the Roles in Scrum to Improve Collaboration Problems", Communications in Computer and Information Science, Vol. 896, pp. 254-264.
    Towards a Role Playing Game for Exploring the Roles in Scrum to Improve Collaboration Problems
    (2018) Akarsu, Zulal; Metin, Özgün Onat; Güngör, Deniz; Yılmaz, Murat
    Scrum is the most popular, useful and lightweight framework based on agile software development philosophy. In particular, software development organizations are willing to transform their software development culture to benefit from its fruitful practices. In addition, it is almost inevitable for the organizations with historical development practices to face many dysfunctions during transformation phase, which is normal and expected. It is important to uncover, analyze and solve these dysfunctions, which may take some time. One of the problems organizations may encounter is the confusion and misapplication of the roles in Scrum. This dysfunction creates problems from task creation, follow-up, taking responsibility to collaboration problems in the project. The goal of this study is to address such situations using an interactive role playing game-based approach among team members to improve collaboration.