The Posters Track welcomes submissions from researchers, practitioners, and PhD students. We encourage submissions that cover various forms of research, including but not limited to empirical, theoretical, and tool-oriented investigations. The topics of interest for the posters track align with those of the main conference and encompass all areas related to research and practice in agile software development. The primary objective of the poster session is to foster face-to-face discussions among conference participants, promoting reflection on the past, sharing innovative ideas in the early stages of research, and inspiring visions for the future. We believe that this interactive setting will spark collaboration between practitioners and researchers on their projects.
The posters will be displayed all day long during the conference day (June 5-7, 2024) allowing attendees to visit the posters at their convenience. However, authors will attend their posters only during the assigned Poster Session time frames (which will be published online when the final program is available). At least one author of each accepted poster must register for the conference and present the work during the poster session.
Each accepted poster can be accompanied by a paper (up to 4 pages), which will be included in the post-conference proceedings, along with PhD symposium papers and academic workshop papers. These proceedings will be published with Springer in their Lecture Notes on Business Information Processing (LNBIP) series.
We invite two types of poster submissions:
Regardless of the submission type, posters should convey reflection on the past, share innovative ideas or tools in early stages of research, or inspire visions for the future. In order to have a poster presented at the conference, either a poster or an extended abstract must be submitted for review by the specified deadline. All submissions will undergo a single-blind reviewing process, conducted by at least two members of the Program Committee.
Authors of extended abstracts should consult Springer’s author guidelines and use their proceedings templates for LaTeX or Word for submission preparation. All necessary resources can be found here.
Participants in the PhD Symposium are invited to present their work at the Poster Session without undergoing the poster review process.
For all accepted poster abstracts, authors should prepare and bring a printed poster themselves. Free University of Bozen-Bolzano provides a service to print the poster. To avail of this service, a print-ready PDF file is mandatory. All submissions should be made through a shared folder (the link will be provided later).
The best poster award will be presented during the main conference. Conference participants are encouraged to participate in the selection of the best poster through a dot voting system, where they allocate stickers to their favorite posters.
Posters help you to advertise your research, fostering discussions and helping you to communicate your research ideas in an early stage. The following guidelines should help to design a good poster that fosters discussions with interested members of the audience:
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