From: Martin Lechner on 14 Jun 2010 17:03 Dear colleagues, I am aware that some people may not like surveys. So I apologize and ask these people to ignore the mail. The others please read on and maybe forward this mail to other persons. @Results: Part of the results (only complete responses and no free text entries) can be viewed directly at: http://m3survey.ist.tugraz.at/survey/ under "view statistics". I am also thinking of sending the raw data and results to: http://www.ambysoft.com/surveys/ (Check it out - hosts nice surveys about agile IT!) ------------- Agile Practices in Industry Survey: http://m3survey.ist.tugraz.at/survey/index.php?sid=46842 Please participate in this survey to assess the state of agile development in industry. It is part of my PhD work which covers the introduction, usage, and problems of agile methods and practices. Your answers are very valuable for me as they reflect the "real world" conditions. The survey is targeted at people working in the SW industry but not necessarily with agile methodologies. It is completely anonymous and consists of three parts: 1. A short (approx. 10 minutes) general questionnaire about agile development in general. 2. Detailed questions about some controversial individual agile practices (15-20min) 3. Detailed questions about individual agile practices (15-20min) As the second and the third part are more fine-grained and contain also many free text answers they will provide a more detailed and better picture, but it will also take longer to complete. So I beg you to be patient and complete the survey. If necessary it is possible stop and continue at a later time. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at: mlechner(a)ist.tugraz.at Thanks in advance for your cooperation! Br Martin Lechner Institut f�r Softwaretechnologie Technische Universit�t Graz [Mail] mlechner(a)ist.tugraz.at
From: Sjouke Burry on 14 Jun 2010 18:50 Martin Lechner wrote: > Dear colleagues, > > I am aware that some people may not like surveyse mail. Then why post this mail? Dont answer. Go under your bridge.
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