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Process Support for Distributed Extreme Programming Teams

Extreme programming (XP) is arguably improving the productivity of small, co-located software development teams. In this paper, we described an approach that overcomes the XP constraint of colocation by introducing a process-support environment (called MILOS) that helps software development teams to maintain XP practices in a distributed setting. MILOS supports project coordination, information routing, team communication, and pair programming.