Agile Bibliography Wiki

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Alistair Cockburn said, on the Agile Project Management yahoogroup, "Maybe someone who really cares about these numerical reports might collect a bibliography for him/herself and other like-minded people." So, I've created a place where everyone can contribute. You do have to create a login to edit these pages, and please include a summary for all references. I'd like this to be an annotated bibliography, rather than just a list of titles and links. It will be ever-so-much easier to find the appropriate publications that way.

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StudiesOfAgileEffectiveness
AgileAndTraditionalMeasurements
AgileAndCMMI
ApplyingAgileInDifficultSituations
SurveyResults and the StateOfTheIndustry
AgileReadingLists and AgileChecklists
AgileInLargeCompanies
AgileInEducation
ReconcilingAgilePracticesAndTraditionalManagement
PapersFromAgileConferences
SchedulingAndEstimation
AgileHistoryAndPrehistory
UncategorizedArticles (Please help structure this bibliography!)

From FortuneCookies:

Stephen Hawking: tells the story of an elderly woman who confronted Bertrand Russell at the end of a lecture on orbital mechanics, claiming she had a theory superior to his. "We don't live on a ball revolving around the Sun," she said, "we live on a crust of earth on the back of a giant turtle." Wishing to humor the woman Russell asked, "And what does this turtle stand on?" "On the back of a second, still larger turtle," was her confident answer. "But what holds up the second turtle?" he persisted, now in a slightly exasperated tone. "It's no use, young man," the old woman replied, "it's turtles all the way down." (from A Brief History of Time 0553103741)

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