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Franco Martinig

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Hints for Calculating Velocity in Scrum Posted: May 27, 2014 10:37 AM
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In Scrum, the velocity is defined as amount of work that the team can handle in one sprint. This is an important measure as it is used to plan the future iterations and to verify that the team is progressing at a constant and comfortable pace. In this blog post, Agile coach Rachel Davies presents a FAQ on how to calculate velocity. The goal of this FAQ is to clear up any confusion about counting team velocity before story prioritisation. The velocity is averaged over the past 3 iterations to level ...

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