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On Rabbits, Space and Cards: Moving Towards an InformativeWorkspace
Washington, DC August 13-August 17
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/AGILE.2007.42AGILE 2007 (AGILE 2007)
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Johanna Hunt, Future Platforms Ltd. Brighton, UK
Tom Hume, Future Platforms Ltd. Brighton, UK
Devi Lozdan, Future Platforms Ltd. Brighton, UK
This paper addresses the initial experiences of a UKbased software development company while introducing the three elements of the ?Informative Workspace?: open-plan working areas, extreme feedback devices and big visible charts / information radiators. Our experiences leave us convinced that visibility is vital, but a key element to successfully enabling an informative workspace was arguably missing in our case: control and ownership of the environment. In our case, the open plan work area contributed to the lack of ownership over the space, and lack of clarity led to a failure of an index card tracking system.
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Johanna Hunt, Tom Hume, Devi Lozdan, "On Rabbits, Space and Cards: Moving Towards an InformativeWorkspace," agile, pp.212-217, AGILE 2007 (AGILE 2007), 2007
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