Agile Sizing and Estimating

Agile sizing and estimating uses a relative sizing approach to estimate project work. This requires the entire development team to agree on an approach that accounts for risk and complexity.

Estimating In Scrum – Part 2

By: Steve Peterson

On: July 31, 2019

In: Agile Sizing and Estimating, Sprint Planning

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This is the second part of Estimating In Scrum. In Estimating In Scrum – Part 1, we looked at story points and how relative sizing is used for estimating work. We are going to take this further and discuss how using story points and velocity can be used to forecastRead More →

Estimating in Scrum – Part 1

By: Steve Peterson

On: July 30, 2019

In: Agile Sizing and Estimating, Sprint Planning

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Estimating in a Scrum environment is much different than estimating traditional waterfall projects. In Scrum, story points are the key variable used when estimating. We will review what story points are and why they make sense in Scrum. Story Points In Scrum, user stories are estimated using Story Points, whichRead More →

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