Agile Basketball Tools – Burndown Charts


In Agile Basketball, burndown charts are used for tracking progress toward achieving the key performance metrics identified by the analyst in the Performance Metrics Log. Burn down charts are graphical representations of team performance metrics left to achieve versus the schedule. The outstanding key metrics to achieve (or backlog) is often on the vertical axis, with time along the horizontal axis. The definition for successfully achieving a key metric must be understood by all stakeholders. Remember, the metrics in the Performance Metrics Log are key metrics that the analyst identified as critical for achieving synergy and reaching team goals. Burndown charts allow the team to predict when they will be playing at the level outlined in Performance Metrics Log. Burndown Charts are part of the inspect and adapt functionality.
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