Alyahya et al. [1] deal with how to manage progress on distributed agile projects. The problem is that distribution makes it hard to create awareness about what changes go on and at what point they are. This affects the developers’ understanding of development progress. They propose a holistic approach to manage the development progress. They want to monitor Unit Testing, Acceptance Testing, Continuous Integration and Source Code Versioning. This is quite similar to what happens in the Configuration Control activity after a Change Request has been approved and assigned. They state that it can be a problem that developers can forget to update the status when it has to be done manually, but following traditional CM standards such misses will be caught by the Configuration Audit. Finally, the overall awareness they aim at with their proposal is little more than what is (or could be) provided by traditional Configuration Status Accounting.