It's enough to make you cry! I still haven't found a good approach to getting cycle time out of #Jira. It's impressive how the market leader in agile “project management” manages to make you non-agile.
This is Jira's definition of cycle time: “Understand your space's cycle time to see how quickly you ship value. Your cycle time is the time it takes a work item to go from first commit to last production deployment based on development and CI/CD data.”
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🔍 NBA66: Flow-Messung in agilen Teams – was bringt’s, was ist Bullshit?
#NoBullshitAgile #AgilePodcast #FlowMetriken #AgileLeadership #ScrumMaster #AgileTeams #CargoCultAgile #ContinuousImprovement #LeadTime #CycleTime
Der Titel für die kommende Folge (dieses Wochenende) steht auch!
🔍 NBA66: Flow-Messung in agilen Teams – was bringt’s, was ist Bullshit?
#NoBullshitAgile #AgilePodcast #FlowMetriken #AgileLeadership #ScrumMaster #AgileTeams #CargoCultAgile #ContinuousImprovement #LeadTime #CycleTime
When I started working on projects, we thought we could use a serial/waterfall approach to project management and product development. While we were wrong, one very good thing happened in the 1970s and 1980s: We took the time at the end of each phase to do a little retrospective. Yes, even for a serial approach, […]
Myth: #leadtime and #cycletime are different.
Please discuss.
Are you trying to use story points for estimation? If so, you might have encountered these problems: Story points reflect the ideal thinking of the team, not the actual experience of the team. Your managers don't want story points—they want durations and dates. In the absence of sufficient information, everyone makes up fiction (human stories) […]
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