Velocity and Capacity Estimate

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Velocity and capacity estimates are important metrics used in Agile project management to plan and track work progress.
Velocity refers to the measure of work completed by a team within a specific time frame, usually measured in story points. It represents the average amount of work the team has historically completed in previous iterations or sprints. Velocity helps in forecasting and planning future iterations by providing an estimate of how much work the team can handle. It is a useful tool for setting realistic goals and managing expectations.
Capacity estimate, on the other hand, is an estimation of the amount of work a team can take on during a given time period. It takes into account the team's available resources, such as the number of team members, their skills, and any other constraints. Capacity estimation considers factors like planned time off, team member availability, and non-project-related tasks or responsibilities. It ensures that the team does not overcommit or underutilize their resources, enabling better workload management and accurate project planning.

Workshop

• Implicit Bias
• Elevator Pitch
• Psychological safety for Resilience Team
• Working with Toxic Team Member
• Velocity and Capacity Estimate
• Effective Feedback for a Performing Team
• Resolving Conflict and Critical Thinking
• Diversity and Inclusion in a Scrum Environment
• Coach the Coach
• Leading Innovation and Design Thinking
• SWOT Analysis
• Reaching Team Goals
• Story Mapping
• Mediation Training
• Change Management
• Conflict Resolution
• Workplace Climate Assessment
• Effective Communication
• Time Management
• Customer Service
• Stress Management
• Assertiveness
• Supervisory Management
• Strategic Planning
• Project Management Fundamentals
• Leadership Fundamentals