The section on burn up chart is really, really helpful. I’m doing burn down chart right now, but burn up is something I definitely want to implement eventually too!
Hi, first i want to thank you for this excellent video, very good explanation ! I just need a little clarification on your burn up charts, how come on the third Sprint the team as deliver less SP they have delivered(15SP) but on your chart you are marking a dot higher than Sprint 1 and Sprint 2 ? Shouldn't it be lower ? Thank you
Thank you for your comment, actually the line that o draw is the sun of the points from Previous sprints to explain how much was delivered in total in sprint 3, so in sprint 1 it was only 18, in sprint 2 they delivered 20, so I total it was 20+18 = 38, in sprint 3 they delivered 15, which means in total for all sprints 18+20+15 Each time when we need to draw the new dot we consider how many story points were added to the previous sprints
wow this is very useful, thank you for the cool graphic! I'm looking around what is the agile method for the metrix equal how to calculate time equal to the Waterfall PERT (the optimistic, pessimistic and most likely) and figure out this nice video :-)
Hi, thank you for the video. There's one thing I don't get though. in minute 5, are you saying that the team can deliver between 108 and 158 story points on that sprint?
no, she is saying from a cumulative perspective. In other words, by that sprint, the team will have completed 158 story points. If you understand scrum, you will know that everything depends on pbi.
The content is visually very easy to understand, so thank you. A suggestion for future videos: please either remove or turn down the background music. As someone with ADHD I found it very difficult to focus on & understand the dialog because of the competing auditory items. I had to watch multiple times & only in short bursts. Thank you!
Thank you for your comment, actually the line that o draw is the sun of the points from Previous sprints to explain how much was delivered in total in sprint 3, so in sprint 1 it was only 18, in sprint 2 they delivered 20, so I total it was 20+18 = 38, in sprint 3 they delivered 15, which means in total for all sprints 18+20+15 Each time when we need to draw the new dot we consider how many story points were added to the previous sprints
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Short, Crisp and Clear. Loved it.
This is one of the best vdos I have seen on project management. Kudos to your efforts.
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Love the simple yet detailed explanation!
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Excellent explanation! The difference in possible usage of burn down and burn up charts demonstrated very clearly and logically. Thank you!
Amazing content, very intuitive video with easy to understand explanation. Good job!
wow it was just awesome way of generating metrics. Just loved it. Thanks
I loved the way you explained Burn Up chat.
really helpful content after lot of searches.
Very helpful video to understand Burn down charts and velocity. Thank you for uploading !!
Thank You for these videos. Really helped me get my questions answered.
Superb job !! Burnup charts and the prediction from it are superb...
The section on burn up chart is really, really helpful. I’m doing burn down chart right now, but burn up is something I definitely want to implement eventually too!
Fantastic video, thanks for sharing !!
What a great video, thank you so much!
Very good video. Very clear!
Thank you very much.. Very well explained
Very insightful and to the point.
Hi, first i want to thank you for this excellent video, very good explanation ! I just need a little clarification on your burn up charts, how come on the third Sprint the team as deliver less SP they have delivered(15SP) but on your chart you are marking a dot higher than Sprint 1 and Sprint 2 ? Shouldn't it be lower ?
Thank you
Thank you for your comment, actually the line that o draw is the sun of the points from
Previous sprints to explain how much was delivered in total in sprint 3, so in sprint 1 it was only 18, in sprint 2 they delivered 20, so I total it was 20+18 = 38, in sprint 3 they delivered 15, which means in total for all sprints 18+20+15
Each time when we need to draw the new dot we consider how many story points were added to the previous sprints
Great explanation! especially on burnup charts.
excellent explanation and illustration
how would you track at the Epic level for a release?
Awesome video dear
wow this is very useful, thank you for the cool graphic! I'm looking around what is the agile method for the metrix equal how to calculate time equal to the Waterfall PERT (the optimistic, pessimistic and most likely) and figure out this nice video :-)
Very good explanation , thanks!
Hi, thank you for the video. There's one thing I don't get though. in minute 5, are you saying that the team can deliver between 108 and 158 story points on that sprint?
no, she is saying from a cumulative perspective. In other words, by that sprint, the team will have completed 158 story points. If you understand scrum, you will know that everything depends on pbi.
Thank you for this video. It’s really helpful.
Great video, super clear.
So direct and insightful
Best way to teaching 👌
Amazing video. I would like to suggest a great all-in-one free tool for Agile, Scrum and Kanban named Restyaboard.
Excellent explanation, thank you so much!
Information well explained
Gorgeous work
The content is visually very easy to understand, so thank you. A suggestion for future videos: please either remove or turn down the background music. As someone with ADHD I found it very difficult to focus on & understand the dialog because of the competing auditory items. I had to watch multiple times & only in short bursts. Thank you!
Excellent explanation
thank you! really helpful
Thank You for detailed explanation. In the MVP section, assuming 135SP. Can you please explain why 135? Thank you!
This was an assumption that the estimated # of story points to deliver the features in the MVP is 135.
Exactly it is an assumption. Thank you
Awesome 😀
in the burnup chart example, 15 SP's line is higher than 20 SP line. Is that a mistake?
Fantastic!
Amazing video. Thanks!
Great content. Thanks a lot!
Amaizing
thank u this was great explanation
the best explanation
Thank you :)
Can Jira make these measures?
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what is the ''work delivered''?
I use it also with hours estimation instead of story points.
thank you very much
Thanks a lot
-nice explanation,thank you
What is vanity metric and why?
wow!
Excellent.
Thank you
18,20,15 story points plotting needs review in this video, The line drawn for 15 story points is longer than for 20 or 18 story points.
Thank you for your comment, actually the line that o draw is the sun of the points from
Previous sprints to explain how much was delivered in total in sprint 3, so in sprint 1 it was only 18, in sprint 2 they delivered 20, so I total it was 20+18 = 38, in sprint 3 they delivered 15, which means in total for all sprints 18+20+15
Each time when we need to draw the new dot we consider how many story points were added to the previous sprints
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0.16 - 1 is missing. There’s two 1s in Fibonacci series
Interesting
Very useful. Kindly remove the background music. 🙏
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Very helpful, though the background music somehow killed the atmosphere. Would be even more helpful without the background music. Thank you!
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I'm starting to hate the fake drawing hand.. why do so many use this :S
Very good explanation