With more than 4261 members located around the globe, the Agile Alliance is driven by the values and principles of the Manifesto for Agile Software Development
We support those who explore and apply of Agile principles and practices to make the software industry productive, humane, and sustainable.
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news: Keynotes for Agile2008 conference Agile 2008 is the premier international conference in agile development. We are gearing up for more than 1600 participants from around the world, and we anticipate our fourth consecutive sellout!
news: The Agile Alliance Social Network in Linkedin! Display the logo and network with other Agile Alliance members in Linkedin
news: Bridging the Agile-PMI Gap An update about the effort to form a PMI SIG for Agile/Lean practices.
news: Agile2008 - Call for Participation We are scaling up the Agile conference for an ever-increasing and diverse agile community.
news: Agile Alliance Board Election Results 2007 The six new board members elected last night are: Diana Larsen, Esther Derby, JB Rainsberger, Laurent Bossavit, Luke Hohmann, Mark Striebeck
news: 2007 Agile Alliance Elections The Agile Alliance exists to support individuals and organizations who use agile approaches to develop software. If you are interested in this vision then please have a say on who will represent you on the board of the Agile Alliance this year.
news: The role of Users and Modeling in an Agile Environment Don Duffie from Faculty of Business Administration Memorial University of Newfoundland announces a survey.
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