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Agile Environments - Some Patterns for Agile Software Development Facilitation

Agile software development demands an agile working environment in contrast to traditional, specification-oriented software development. Pair programming, continuous user involvement, and ad-hoc meetings are examples of work practices that require facilitation for new ways of working. We present patterns that facilitate the creation and evolution of a working environment for agile development.