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On Rabbits, Space and Cards: Moving Towards an Informative Workspace
Johanna Hunt (University of Sussex), Tom Hume (Future Platforms), Devi Lozdan (Future Platforms)
Experience Reports · Other
Tuesday, 16:00, 1 hour 30 minutes | Congressional Hall B
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This paper addresses the initial experiences of a UK-based 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 convince us that visibility is vital, but the key element to successfully enabling an informative workspace is arguably control and ownership of the environment.
Johanna Hunt is a PhD student at the University of Sussex looking at communication and narrative in agile software development processes and acts as a Process Administrator for Future Platforms Ltd. in Brighton, UK. She is co-director of the Agile Narratives Project, Co-Organiser of the Brighton Girl Geek Dinners and facilitates the Brighton Coding Dojo group. Her passion is for understanding communication in group processes, and investigating what personal narratives can show about underlying processes.
