Signatures Received: 30 Mar to 11 Apr 2009
Tom Larkin. Rommel P. Bernardo. Rajasekaran. Frank Mölder: (Wesaidso Software Engineering) In the past decade I've have tried many ways to deliver projects in a successfull way. The most successfull projects were all based on the manifesto. These were also the projects where the team was really focused and having fun! Thanks! Felix Iturbe: (B-kin) It's been a long journey to arrive to the same ideas covered by the manifesto. Thanks for the synthesis, and let's hope others can use this shortcut! Scott Markel: (Accelrys) Tor Hildrum. Ashraf Osman. Benjamin Chodroff: (IBM) While process, tools, documentation, plans, and contracts will never be done away with, I will always agree that getting the job done is priority number one. Thomas Geike: (http://www.thomasgeike.de) Carlos Acle: (OneTree) Ammar Oussama: (Hypios) Giovanni Cristelli. Rock Jethwa. Mike Gehard: (Samyama Technology Solutions) Daiana Dalla Vechia. Mark Hediger: (Actionize AG) Actionize has been developed using Scrum. The beauty of Scrum lies in it's simplicity and common sense. It is a highly effective method to manage complex software development projects where requirements change while the product emerges. Yigit Ozgul: (Istanbul, TR)	Ivan Acosta-Rubio: (Bakedweb) I support the agile manifesto! K S Sree Kumar: (CIBER) Becky Williams: (SAIC) Its a pleasure to work with a team of professionals and provide a service that is valued to our customer. André Cataldo: (globo.com) Gabriel Valladolid: (iofractal) Agile means working together to get working products instead of full project plans, always be ready to solve changes without deep impacts over costs, scopes, or funcionality. However my experience shows newbies in IT need supervision since this method give people opportunity to try new ideas without a plan, so risk planning is necessary. Best of breed is to have deep knowledge over different approaches to win always. Alexander Fürstenau: At the beginning of my career I thought I have to specify every single detail of a system/program and the reason why not one single project could be finished on time/budget was that I did spend to little on specifying at the beginning. I was so wrong! John Eikenberry: (http://www.eikenberry.com) Agatha Okafor: (Testit Consulting) When one talks about Best practice in organisations, Agile methodology/principles take the lead. Embedded in it are the principles of motivation and staff empowerment and above all communication, teamwork and symbiotic relationship with stakeholders. Unity is strength and experience is the best teacher. What more can we ask for??. In view of this I hereby sincerely endorse my signature for the Agile Software Development manifesto!!! Elias Lopez Gutierrez: (Transmaquila) nice job guys.	Balaji Damodaran: (ThoughtWorks) Richard Dean: (http://blog.richardadamdean.com) Anu Bajpai: (Sigma SciTech Solutions (P) Limited) Cesar Rosas: (Dextra Technology) Daniel Meineck: (http://www.meineck.net) Alexandre J. H. de O. Luna: (CIn-UFPE. Brazil.) I believe in the Agile Manifesto and I undertake to put into practice its principles and values, where the context so permits. Brad Morrison: (Innové) Dirk M. Sohn: (Orientation in Objects GmbH) OMASIKWO CHINDA: Modularising a project over complex teamwork Laurent Iss: (Solti) I am proud and happy to join the group! Agility will save our planet. Craig Mentz: (Career Junction) Falk Gräser: (http://www.dragnic.de) Software is from humans for humans ..so it should be developed in a human way =) Saurabh: I want to be part of Agile Community. Nathan Manning: (SAIC (NASA UNITeS)) Jorge Jimenez: (http://azucarenlasvenas.blogspot.com) Aleksa Mileusnic: (NTE Engineering) Joe Waasdorp: (NISC) Tim van Baars: (codecentric) Davide Varvello: let Agile Methods improve the software construction Evgueni Kolossov: Agile is the only way to deliver the projects on time and budget. I have proved it myself in many years. Pieter Verhage: (cquenz) Vanni: great! Jonathan Despres.

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