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Extreme Programming
So good I'm already making plans for Agile 2006.
If you can't go faster by going faster, then go faster by slowing down.
When fartleking you increase from your long slow pace to a short (the end is in sight) burst of speed, once you recover, you can burst again.
No process (I would trust) is going to promise you a 42% productivity increase. In Sabre's case, most of this increase was due to the people who took the four values of Extreme Programming to heart.
The Xp Agile Universe 2004 Call forContributions reminds me of Xp Universe 2003.
