http://danube.com/blog/tobias_mayer/when_is_scrum_not_scrum Comments for "When is Scrum not Scrum?" en http://danube.com/blog/tobias_mayer/when_is_scrum_not_scrum#comment-5993 <p>How do you accurately burn down tasks if they're not quantified in some way ? Should there be some correlation between the number of points for a story and the number of tasks it breaks down into for example ?<br /> As I can't can't rely on 100% availability of all team members for the sprint (this is the real world !), I have to have some way of comparing progress vs capacity/velocity and hours gives me that. That said, I'm less anxious about the burndown of individual hours, and more interested in tracking progress on the stories in the sprint.<br /> I'd be interested in any views on this.</p> Tue, 18 Nov 2008 10:28:44 -0600 Gareth Holt comment 5993 at http://danube.com http://danube.com/blog/tobias_mayer/when_is_scrum_not_scrum <p>In teaching Scrum during the past year, and working with organizations in a consulting/training capacity I have found more and more that some of the principles as outlined in the two Scrum books are out-dated and unhelpful.</p> <p><a href="http://danube.com/blog/tobias_mayer/when_is_scrum_not_scrum">read more</a></p> http://danube.com/blog/tobias_mayer/when_is_scrum_not_scrum#comment Fri, 10 Oct 2008 16:00:58 -0500 Tobias Mayer 1126 at http://danube.com