Agile Manifesto Signatories

Independent Signatories of
The Manifesto for Agile Software Development

We are uncovering better ways of developing software by doing it and helping others do it. Through this work we have come to value:

Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
Working software over comprehensive documentation
Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
Responding to change over following a plan

That is, while there is value in the items on the right, we value the items on the left more.

Signatures Received: 13 Mar to 22 Mar 2008
Vinicius Assef: (simplesficando.com) I am very happy to discover this way of software development and delivery. Thank you for your work.
Joserra: (http://najaraba.blogspot.com) Agile help people (developers) to focus on people (clients).
Mafiuss: Software becomes artwork
Ismael BAMBA: As it is in customer request, so should it be in the deliveries...
Ganesh S: (http://ganeshsadasivan.blogspot.com) Thank you all for paving a better path for people like me to follow simple but effective methods for software development
Filip Mechant: (BIT-Improve) Since every change triggers another change, putting this in practice is a non-trivial task. Have fun in trying to make other people have fun too!
Ghassan Christensen: I do fully support Agile development process As a project managher I have been working with most of these principles since 1999
Marc Strohlein.
Mario Garcia: (Oh!Studio)
Richa: (Aricent Technologies) I have consulted projects on Agile Software Development Methodology and find it as a great source of eliminating waste and enhancing customer satisfaction. However, I am still a beginner and have a long way to go in terms of learning and understanding Agile.
Ali Frihida: (Tunis National School of Engineering)
Rommel John U. Santos: (Lawson Software) Agile makes software development more manageable and responsive to changes across stakeholders.
Dennis Wukovits: (Digital Assets, Inc.)
Alvin A. Bongon: As a developer I totally find myself in wrong practice after reading your principles, specially on the 2nd paragraph
Mario Estrella: (http://www.agilmatica.com) I had reached a point in my career where I was ready to bail out of my chosen profession. But my recent discovery of agile methods has led me to re-discover my passion for software development. Since I've started my agile learnings, I'm "eating" up every book, article and posting I can about agile. Spanish being my first lenguage, I've even dared and coined a term to better describe agile practices & methods: "agilmatica". Bernard Walden: (Transurban)
Emmanuel Jay: (SoftInstigate) Agile makes Software development an art! Following the manifesto we have developed a solution (Projectivity for SCRUM) for optimizing the management of SCRUM projects (resource management and access to the relevant documents for every actor of the project is made easy and contributes to the improvement of the team's collaborative work). Feel free to contact me directly to discuss our solution and visit our web site at www.projectivity.biz
Paul Bird: As a practising Poject Manager for several decades, I have been using Agile concepts for a very long time. It's appropriate to recognise and acknowledge that fact.
Balaji: I went through this Org on Agile and it was quite usefull for me in Understanding what Agile is all about from the IT point of view in Development and Testing Prospective.
Herve LEDOUX: (Orange Business Services) In my opinion, the Agile approach is the only way to efficiently produce useful software in a Corporate context. Users are satisfied because the software quickly fulfils their expectations. The development team is satisfied because they really feel involved.
Gerard Papet.
Gangadhar: I support in view of its strenths over other SDLCs and as name suggests AGILE should help in adding value and further maturity in software development
Karlton G. Kemerait.
mostafa elbarbary.
Thibault Bouchette.
Chuck Boudreau: (Golden Hills Software, Inc.)
Tushar Mane: Being nimble in application/product development is very important.
Madhavan Varadarajan: I would like to understand and potentially look at benefits/risk extending this into where I work
Bogdan Vlaicu.
Jivtesh: (http://www.jivtesh.com) I have been inspired by this Manifesto for a long time. However, I think this follows the core SDLC, and not vice versa.
Mathias Brökelmann: (Aperto AG) and on the 8th day god asserts agility. Andrea Levinge.
Ricardo Pérez López: Computing teacher in High School.
William E. Sadler: (Organizational Strategies, Inc.) I have more than 30 years of software development experience, and 15 years of software project management experience. Agile techniques are the only ones in my experience that come close to providing the 'silver bullet'. -- William E. Sadler, Chief Scientist Organizational Strategies, Inc.
Dale Sulak: My devotion to Project Management and computer related sciences has been a lifelong affair of study, preparation and achievement. For my projects to be successful, I follow one simple rule, "Provide clients the leadership, deliver a reasonable product on time, on budget, and with in scope. I believe that Agile Methods will provide efficiency and effectiveness to the triple constraints.
Trung Dinh.
Andri Viiand.
Tal Florentin: (John Bryce Training)
Daniel Nascimento.
Danny (Danko) Kovatch: (Dankonsulting)
takaxico naqano: Conversation over Document! Practice over Meeting! Flexible Quiche Eater over Stubborn Real Programmer!
subramanyam.
Chengkun Wu: (http://blog.csdn.net/wchknudt) Innovation is the indispensable value of tommorrow!
Winston W. Royce: (Waterfall Manifesto) Let's iterate towards building a better software development world
Jagdish D. Wakade.
Joe Chavez: (http://blog.chavez.ws/) Agile works!
Wei Wang: It is so gratifying to find I am one of you. Before this day, I always felt inferior to people promoting plan-driven and at the same time my heart kept telling me to follow common sense. From now on, work life is changing..
T.A. Nguyen: (CN Consulting Inc) Through my 20+ years of experience, to have a successful project is to have and follow a development methodology, a set of clearly defined frameworks and ability to embrace changes. Agility is the way to go, Agility is the path to sucess!
Bernard Wacher.
Petri Heiramo: (Digia Plc)

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Signatures Received: 13 Mar to 22 Mar 2008
Vinicius Assef: (simplesficando.com) I am very happy to discover this way of software development and delivery. Thank you for your work. Joserra: (http://najaraba.blogspot.com) Agile help people (developers) to focus on people (clients). Mafiuss: Software becomes artwork Ismael BAMBA: As it is in customer request, so should it be in the deliveries... Ganesh S: (http://ganeshsadasivan.blogspot.com) Thank you all for paving a better path for people like me to follow simple but effective methods for software development Filip Mechant: (BIT-Improve) Since every change triggers another change, putting this in practice is a non-trivial task. Have fun in trying to make other people have fun too! Ghassan Christensen: I do fully support Agile development process As a project managher I have been working with most of these principles since 1999 Marc Strohlein. Mario Garcia: (Oh!Studio) Richa: (Aricent Technologies) I have consulted projects on Agile Software Development Methodology and find it as a great source of eliminating waste and enhancing customer satisfaction. However, I am still a beginner and have a long way to go in terms of learning and understanding Agile. Ali Frihida: (Tunis National School of Engineering) Rommel John U. Santos: (Lawson Software) Agile makes software development more manageable and responsive to changes across stakeholders. Dennis Wukovits: (Digital Assets, Inc.) Alvin A. Bongon: As a developer I totally find myself in wrong practice after reading your principles, specially on the 2nd paragraph Mario Estrella: (http://www.agilmatica.com) I had reached a point in my career where I was ready to bail out of my chosen profession. But my recent discovery of agile methods has led me to re-discover my passion for software development. Since I've started my agile learnings, I'm "eating" up every book, article and posting I can about agile. Spanish being my first lenguage, I've even dared and coined a term to better describe agile practices & methods: "agilmatica".	Bernard Walden: (Transurban) Emmanuel Jay: (SoftInstigate) Agile makes Software development an art! Following the manifesto we have developed a solution (Projectivity for SCRUM) for optimizing the management of SCRUM projects (resource management and access to the relevant documents for every actor of the project is made easy and contributes to the improvement of the team's collaborative work). Feel free to contact me directly to discuss our solution and visit our web site at www.projectivity.biz Paul Bird: As a practising Poject Manager for several decades, I have been using Agile concepts for a very long time. It's appropriate to recognise and acknowledge that fact. Balaji: I went through this Org on Agile and it was quite usefull for me in Understanding what Agile is all about from the IT point of view in Development and Testing Prospective. Herve LEDOUX: (Orange Business Services) In my opinion, the Agile approach is the only way to efficiently produce useful software in a Corporate context. Users are satisfied because the software quickly fulfils their expectations. The development team is satisfied because they really feel involved. Gerard Papet. Gangadhar: I support in view of its strenths over other SDLCs and as name suggests AGILE should help in adding value and further maturity in software development Karlton G. Kemerait. mostafa elbarbary. Thibault Bouchette. Chuck Boudreau: (Golden Hills Software, Inc.) Tushar Mane: Being nimble in application/product development is very important. Madhavan Varadarajan: I would like to understand and potentially look at benefits/risk extending this into where I work Bogdan Vlaicu. Jivtesh: (http://www.jivtesh.com) I have been inspired by this Manifesto for a long time. However, I think this follows the core SDLC, and not vice versa. Mathias Brökelmann: (Aperto AG) and on the 8th day god asserts agility.	Andrea Levinge. Ricardo Pérez López: Computing teacher in High School. William E. Sadler: (Organizational Strategies, Inc.) I have more than 30 years of software development experience, and 15 years of software project management experience. Agile techniques are the only ones in my experience that come close to providing the 'silver bullet'. -- William E. Sadler, Chief Scientist Organizational Strategies, Inc. Dale Sulak: My devotion to Project Management and computer related sciences has been a lifelong affair of study, preparation and achievement. For my projects to be successful, I follow one simple rule, "Provide clients the leadership, deliver a reasonable product on time, on budget, and with in scope. I believe that Agile Methods will provide efficiency and effectiveness to the triple constraints. Trung Dinh. Andri Viiand. Tal Florentin: (John Bryce Training) Daniel Nascimento. Danny (Danko) Kovatch: (Dankonsulting) takaxico naqano: Conversation over Document! Practice over Meeting! Flexible Quiche Eater over Stubborn Real Programmer! subramanyam. Chengkun Wu: (http://blog.csdn.net/wchknudt) Innovation is the indispensable value of tommorrow! Winston W. Royce: (Waterfall Manifesto) Let's iterate towards building a better software development world Jagdish D. Wakade. Joe Chavez: (http://blog.chavez.ws/) Agile works! Wei Wang: It is so gratifying to find I am one of you. Before this day, I always felt inferior to people promoting plan-driven and at the same time my heart kept telling me to follow common sense. From now on, work life is changing.. T.A. Nguyen: (CN Consulting Inc) Through my 20+ years of experience, to have a successful project is to have and follow a development methodology, a set of clearly defined frameworks and ability to embrace changes. Agility is the way to go, Agility is the path to sucess! Bernard Wacher. Petri Heiramo: (Digia Plc)