Abstract
Agile project managers (PMs) have a wide range of metrics from which to choose that show different types of progress at the iteration and release levels of agile projects. A deeper understanding of the variety of metrics for agile will enable PMs to determine how and when to use them most effectively to communicate progress to project stakeholders. This paper will begin by reviewing metrics PMs currently use to track progress and report progress to stakeholders in a project, an iteration and a release. Details for iteration planning and estimating will build the framework for selecting progress reporting metrics. Best practices for progress reporting will include a detailed examination of how and when to use the methods available, including daily meetings, iteration delta tables, release and iteration burn-down charts, progress reports, running tested features (RTFs) and earned value management.
This informative paper will provide best practices project managers should use to expand the use of the metrics at their disposal to fine-tune the progress they are showing on their agile projects.
AbstractAgile project managers (PMs) have a wide range of metrics from which to choose that show different types of progress at the iteration and release levels of agile projects. A deeper understanding of the variety of metrics for agile will enable PMs to determine how and when to use them most effectively to communicate progress to project stakeholders. This paper will begin by reviewing metrics PMs currently use to track progress and report progress to stakeholders in a project, an iteration and a release. Details for iteration planning and estimating will build the framework for selecting progress reporting metrics. Best practices for progress reporting will include a detailed examination of how and when to use the methods available, including daily meetings, iteration delta tables, release and iteration burn-down charts, progress reports, running tested features (RTFs) and earned value management.This informative paper will provide best practices project managers should use to expand the use of the metrics at their disposal to fine-tune the progress they are showing on their agile projects.
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