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Customer Stories
Velocity doesn’t measure success
Neither does Throughput Many scrum teams use a metric called velocity as their primary metric. Velocity is commonly defined as the number of story points you ...
General
Time to get rid of all the managers?
A presentation at the Øredev developer conference in Malmö
General
How many sprints for a forecast?
Probabilistic forecasting via Monte Carlo Simulations are a key feature of two of our products, ActionableAgile Analytics and Portfolio Forecaster. These ...
General
Moving cards backwards on your Kanban board
Almost all teams occasionally move a card backwards on their Kanban boards for one reason or another. Moving cards backwards isn’t always a bad thing but, ...
General
Designing a board to focus on flow
We all want to design our Kanban boards to enable consistent, smooth flow of work all the way from start to finish. Unfortunately, that capability doesn’t come ...
General
What is Cycle Time?
Cycle Time is the total elapsed time it takes a work item to travel from one point of your workflow (a start point) to another point (the finish point). This ...
ActionableAgile
Uploading Data to ActionableAgile
ActionableAgile connects directly to Jira, Trello and Azure DevOps Services so that you can connect to your data with zero hassle.
General
Want to be more predictable?
One of the things leaders often say they want most is predictability. Fortunately there are 2 things you can do every day to be more predictable.
ActionableAgile
Quickly forecast with ActionableAgile
When you talk about forecasting with your colleagues you are apt to hear about a wide range of experiences and opinions. There is almost always a difference of ...
Customer Stories
Contingency Planning in a Pandemic
Our customer, Redox, tells their story This is part one of Redox’s four-part “Contingency Planning During a Pandemic” series. It was authored by Morgen Donovan ...
