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: 31 Jan to 10 Feb 2015
Dharmarajan Sachidhanantham: (Wipro Technologies) I agree on the manifesto as it stands much needed for the current needs for a project exection.
Floyd Price: I fully endorse the principles of the Agile Manifesto.
Stephen Done.
Abdul R Khatri: Providing the most value to our customers at any given time was the best part of moving towards an Agile Software Development. No more scope creeps, long dev cycles and meaningless 'estimates'.
T.Tony Malaj: (DartaGroup)
Peter Pfläging.
Vittorio Sciulli.
Nanda Lankalapalli.
Denis Parashy.
Hillman Tam: (Octopus InfoTech Limited)
Fernando Stoessel: (OSDE) Nuestra mayor prioridad es satisfacer al cliente mediante la entrega temprana y continua de software con valor. Totalmente de acuerdo. El desarrollo de sistemas es en si mismo, un servicio orientado a satisfacer las necesidades del cliente. La fórmula para lograrlo? Hacerlo simple, rápido y adaptabe al cambio.
Praveen R. Menon: I fully endorse the principles of Agile Manifesto. Agile is a magnifying lens to the problems in Software Industry, a way to produce working software that really matters, giving certain level of immunization to the constant mutation in business, keeping professionals sane with high focus on deliverable value improvisation, customer satisfaction and process transparency.
Mark Morris: (University of Southern California)
Francesco Paraggio: (Windfarm Locator)
Adam Gillen, PMP, CSM: (JP Morgan Chase & Co.) "...Uncovering better ways of developing software by doing it and helping others do it..." An idea so crazy it just might work.
Eppo de Ruyter de Wildt: (ING bank)
Hector Rodriguez: Totally agree
Apeng Xiong.
Anil Subbarao.
Sheila Marshall.
Aparna Renganathan: Agile values are simple and easy to understand but so hard to put into practice unless we make the mindset change. I truly believe in being Agile than just doing the ceremonies prescribed in various frameworks. Agile is the best thing that happened to IT!
Stephen W Missett: (Toltech)
Bradley Goff: After 20 years in IT and software development I have found a style that works for me and my customer base. Rework is at an all time low while customer acceptance is at an all time high. for the last 5 years I have kept the four values framed on my wall and I live by them. I expect all my employees to do the same.
Al Amaya: (ID Systems ) Agile is a great backbone for any project.
Abhijeet S Nikte: Greetings! I am a lean/agile enthusiast and a practitioner of scrum, kanban and other frameworks. I have had a profound effect of the agile manifesto as well as the twelve principles. I constantly attempt to learn from this community and contribute to the best of my abilities. Kindly, consider adding me to the list of people signing the Agile Software Development Manifesto. Collectively there is a lot of greater good that we are all bringing in to this world. Thank you! - Abhijeet Nikte
claude: (HP)
William F. Nazzaro: (Process Synergy, LLC)
patricia seemann: (the 3am group) These principles have a much wider applications than software. For firms operating in VUCA (volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous) territory (and that is pretty much everybody) these principles are a MUST. What a great piece of work!
Chirag K C: I propose a toast, to the Agile Manifesto. May we focus more on the items on the left, than on the items on the right. Also adding that self organizing teams are the best fit for an Agile Software Development process. Cheers!
Bruno Pinna.
Stephen Kessner.
Jamie Saker: As an cyber risk professional with an IT, information security, ITRM and ERM career spanning into its third decade, I value the alignment of the Agile Manifesto and its principles with cyber resiliency and adaptive, dynamic risk management systems.
Adam Tarshis: (pdgc.com) Putting a voice to the way many sensible organizations were working for years.
Jason Wright.
Koen Derom: The agile principles should be considered in a much wider area than software development alone. A considerable part of today's economy could benefit from increased attention for people, quality and sustainability
Anna Schwaderer.
Mashal Alqudah: (UKM)
Fabio Lanciotti .
David Easterling: (Prosoft Nearshore) I have been working in the IT industry for over 15 years. Through my work at Prosoft Nearshore, I see first hand the benefits of the agile approach to software development every single day. Not only does an agile development approach generate higher quality, but the software development work gets done more efficiently. Also, many people seem to get more satisfaction from the agile scrum environment due to better communication, collaboration and project planning. At Prosoft Nearshore, we offer agile outsourcing services. Our software developers embrace the agile methodology, and are conveniently located nearshore in Latin America. We work with many U.S. companies, partnering with their internal dev teams to offer increased bandwidth and velocity. Agile methods enable our software engineers to be active members of the software development team, participating and even leading daily scrum meetings, and working very effectively with their onshore team members.
Laszlo Meszaros: (Expertise Team) The Agile Manifesto has significantly changed my approach to software development and to any problems that I need to solve. Although it's very hard to follow in practice, the time I have invested in learning and practicing the agile principles, resulted in much better quality in my work and moreover much higher value for the customer. I am thankful to the authors!
Rajesh Naik: (AlignMentor) I fully endorse the Agile Manifesto, and believe that following the manifesto will benefit all stakeholders in any endeavor - be it product development, social causes, political activity or just fun.
Miguel Expósito Martín: (Gobierno de Cantabria) I fully agree and support the principles stated in the agile manifesto.
Theodore Papaioannou: (PANTEC SA) Motivation and optimal communication of involved parties over strict imposition of procedures and documentation
Alexsandro Pontes: I fully endorse the Agile Software Development and I think that this wonderful and powerful 'philosofy' can transform the world of IT in a high performance environment.
Steph (Yu Qing) Huang: (IBM)
Hauke Wesselmann.
Anshuman Dutta: (Sensiple) A job well done. Thank You!
Delmer Espinoza Vigo: (Verizon)
Phalguna Ramaraju: I strongly believe in the Agile Manifesto's philosophy.
Andy Mayes: MS, PMP, CSM

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