Italy is not a huge country, but the weather from the top to the toe of this boot will vary pretty dramatically throughout the year. Plus, with the long coastlines and mountain ranges, the temperature can change in a matter of minutes as you go from town to town.
Velocity can be a really great tool to help in identifying problems with a team as far as blockers, bugs and problems with the practices within the team. Without looking at official definitions here's my definition of what velocity is: Velocity is an abstract measure of a teams productivity towards delivering features over time. We measure velocity by working out an average number of agile points delivered sprint-on-sprint and dividing the total number of agile points delivered over X sprints by the number of sprints it has taken to deliver them. So velocity is: Velocity = Total number of Agile Points Delivered / Number of Sprints. Let's break the velocity statement down. When we refer to velocity as an âabstract measureâ, what do we mean? To answer this question, we need to understand what makes up velocity. We said earlier it's an average of the number of agile points delivered.
Agile analytics is specifically focused on the frequent delivery of impactful, actionable results. The goal is to make a small discovery, get it in the hands of business decision makers, and evaluate the usefulness of the results. Data scientists typically use historical data to build predictive models.