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Conflicting value systems in agile software development projects

Agile software development projects executed in larger project environments, that is, within a larger project and/or organization, often struggle to succeed. This can be the case despite overall framework conditions being good. This often can be related to conflicting Agile value and non Agile value systems. This article is the continuation of [7]. It is a result of my research regarding patterns of value based conflicts of Agile software development projects. The pattern listed in this paper shall help to identify and to address aforementioned conflicts when using Agile approaches.