Three Enhanced Release Burndown patterns
The Enhanced (or Alternative) Release Burndown graph [1],[2] is a great tool and one of my personal favourites. It demonstrates several things very clearly. It demonstrates: The rate at which work is being completed by the team The rate at which new work is being added to the product backlog And, it can be used … Read more
Seven common Sprint Burndown graph signatures
This first appeared on the ScrumAlliance.org website on October 30th. It is presented here in its original unedited form. Burndown graphs are commonly used in Scrum projects to give the team an understanding of the amount of work remaining for the Sprint (or iteration). In Ken’s own words: “As a team works together, it develop … Read more
