Rui Santos’s research while affiliated with European Space Agency and other places

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Publications (2)


Agile Technical Management of Industrial Contracts: Scrum Development of Ground Segment Software at the European Space Agency
  • Conference Paper

May 2011

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Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

Rui Santos

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ESOC (the European Space Agency’s Operation Centre) is experimenting with Agile and Scrum methodologies in its quest for improving productivity, enhancing project visibility and control, reducing time to market, improve software quality and increasing user satisfaction. In this article we present lessons learned from applying Agile in general and Scrum in particular to a number of projects, from applying a few Agile best practices to full Scrum. ESOC has traditionally developed its software using a waterfall life cycle mostly under Firm Fixed Price contracts, in this context using Agile brings challenges from project management, contracts and quality control perspective. Using a coaching approach, delivered by SixSq a Swiss-based company specialised in agile and Scrum coaching and development, the organisation has managed to accelerate its integration of Scrum, including industrial teams developing the software, and already yields positive results which are promising for the future.


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... As we wanted to build an ontology to represent knowledge and experience, the creation was based on three main resources: the repository of agile method fragments proposed in , the influence of the agile manifesto over agile practice selection studied in Kiv et al. (2018), and the real case studies collected through an SLR. While many steps in the SLR -including defining keywords, defining the search engine, and selecting papers -were fully accomplished, we limited our data set to the 10 most descriptive and related cases (Berteig, 2008;Eloranta, Koskimies, & Mikkonen, 2016;Gregorio, 2012;Maham, 2008;Moe & Aurum, 2008;Moe, Aurum, & Dybå, 2012;Ochodek & Kopczyńska, 2018;Paasivaara & Lassenius, 2016;Santos, Flentge, Begin, & Navarro, 2011;Stray, Lindsjorn, & Sjoberg, 2013). Fig. 2 illustrates the final version (after the corpus-based validation) of the ontology in the form of a UML class diagram. ...

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Using an ontology for systematic practice adoption in agile methods: Expert system and practitioners-based validation
Agile Technical Management of Industrial Contracts: Scrum Development of Ground Segment Software at the European Space Agency
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • May 2011

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing