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Agile offsharing: Using pair work to overcome nearshoring difficulties
A major problem in distributed development situations, in particular offshoring situations, is often creating a proper understanding of the requirements at the remote site. It is difficult even if such understanding is available at the local site. This note argues why cross-site, synchronous, closely-coupled pair work at an engineering level, such as pair programming, may be a method for solving this problem and that corresponding research should be carried out.