Scrum, XP, Management and the Ethics of Agile Software Development

Ethical Dilemmas and Agile Software Development

“Doc” List and I proposed an ethics open space for Agile 2008.

We all experience pressure to compromise our work and our reasonable care for others. As software becomes more beneficial, more pervasive, and inter-connected, our potential to harm grows.

Agile practices are making a contribution to ethical practice in our field, but we can and should be doing more to help each other navigate the ethical dilemmas we face.

This session will attempt to frame professional ethics in the context of agile values, make the community aware of the regulatory environment we may face from both state governments and standards bodies, and engage the participants in a conversation about how our day-to-day actions affect our employers, customers, peers, end users, and society.

Here’s the proposal http://submissions.agile2008.org/node/1573. Please rate and comment!

 

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Comment from >WendyNo Gravatar
Time: January 29, 2008, 10:22 am

I think you and doc would make a great presentation! I’m gonna miss Agile this year :(

Pingback from >Steven "Doc" List, Agile Novice : Lots of Events Coming Up
Time: February 5, 2008, 12:51 pm

[...] a done deal (yet), but Ken Judy and I have proposed a session on ethics in agile practice.  I’ll let Ken tell you all about it. Posted: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 11:45 AM by [...]

Comment from Doc
Time: February 5, 2008, 3:45 pm

Aw, shucks. :)

Sorry you won’t be there.

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