IBM / Creative Commons / Amazon.com / Intel / Microsoft / /
Country
United States / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
Facility
USA Gregory M. Rose Washington State University / Case Western Reserve University / Software Development Kalle Lyytinen Case Western Reserve University / /
IndustryTerm
software agility / process technologies / technology innovation / technology dependent nature / software agility research / innovation software organizations / software meets better customers needs / distributed computing models / software development organizations / distributed computing environments / technology capability changes / software developers / technology diffusion / product exploration software organizations / technology push / web development / observed technology potential / collaborative tools / succesful software / software functionality / software development / software systems / ubiquitous networks / computing applications / rigorous software development approaches / adaptive software development / constant search / Internet speed / software development agility / software development methods / databases systems / software development agility model / innovation value chain / base technologies / software development speeds / software processes / Internet computing / model software organizations / software platforms / technology absorbtion / software crisis / system developer / software organization / computing / software libraries / workable solution / software organizations / software delivery / software development practices / software development organization / past software agility research / /
Organization
Washington State University / Case Western Reserve University / /
Person
Gregory M. Rose / Type / Turk / / /
Position
general model of IT innovation / driver / model of IT innovation / model / model of IT innovations / programmer / /
Product
IT solutions / /
Technology
operating systems / TCP/IP / IT base technologies / process technologies / recombination / /
Working Papers on Information Systems ISSN[removed]How Agile is Agile Enough? Towards A Theory of Agility in Software Development