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Agile reporting

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Agile reporting

- Agile teams use reports to track their progress and identified bottlenecks. Let's look at three popular reports used by Agile teams. Burndown charts, burnup charts, and cumulative flow diagrams. There are many popular tools used to produce these reports. I have chosen specific tools to demonstrate our sample product's progress, but there are other options. Some agile teams even prefer to create reports manually. Visual Studio Team Services is a cloud-hosted application lifecycle management product by Microsoft. The burndown chart for sprint two of our Agile fitness center mobile and web developement team looks like this. The Y axis shows the total amount of remaining work and the X axis shows the timeline. Remaining work can be expressed as number of story-points remaining, or like in this case, another unit of measurement like ours. The ideal trendline shows how the chart would look if the team completed work at a uniform rate, to complete the work by the end of the sprint. The…

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