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most citedMotivation and Autonomy in Global Software Development: An Empirical Study

24 citations · 25 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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5 papers

cs.SE2021

Globally Distributed Development during COVID-19

Clodagh NicCanna, Mohammad Abdur Razzak, John Noll +1

Due to the global pandemic, in March 2020 we in academia and industry were abruptly forced into working from home. Yet teaching never stopped, and neither did developing software,…

cs.SE202024 cited

Motivation and Autonomy in Global Software Development: An Empirical Study

John Noll, Mohammad Abdur Razzak, Sarah Beecham

Distributed development involving globally distributed teams in different countries and timezones adds additional complexity into an already complex undertaking. This paper focuses…

cs.SE20201 cited

Do Scaling Agile Frameworks Address Global Software Development Risks? An Empirical Study

Sarah Beecham, Tony Clear, Ramesh Lal +1

Driven by the need to coordinate activities of multiple agile development teams cooperating to produce a large software product, software-intensive organizations are turning to sca…

cs.SE2019

Plan-Driven approaches are alive and kicking in agile Global Software Development

Marcelo Marinho, John Noll, Ita Richardson +1

Background: Agile methods are no longer restricted to small projects and co-located teams. The last decade has seen the spread of agile into large scale, distributed and regulated…

cs.SE2017

Transition from Plan Driven to SAFe : Periodic Team Self-Assessment

Mohammad Abdur Razzak, John Noll, Ita Richardson +2

Context: How to adopt, scale and tailor agile methods depends on several factors such as the size of the organization, business goals, operative model, and needs. The Scaled Agile…