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A Controlled Experiment on the Effects of Synchronicity in Remote Inspection Meetings
Traditionally, software inspection has largely relied on collocated interaction of inspectors. As companies have begun to turn to distributed software development, meeting in a room has become impractical. In this paper we report on controlled experiment to assess the effect of synchronous and asynchronous communication in remote inspection meetings.