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29 Apr
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Divim’s apps are now Cloud Fortified

Posted by Rob Borges News, Updates

Now we are sending an even stronger signal: We are making our applications enterprise-ready, supporting up to 20,000 users, with additional security, reliability, and support.

Starting on April all our apps are Cloud Fortified. 

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29 Jul
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Advanced sprint planning for Jira

Posted by Rob Borges Advanced Sprint Planning, Help

Key Takeaways Advanced sprint planning for Jira runs only on Software projects that have a Scrum board, and a Jira […]

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12 Jun
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Divim Agile planning for Jira

Posted by Rob Borges Divim Sprint planning for Jira, Help

Key Takeaways DiViM Agile planning for Jira runs only on Software projects that have a Scrum board, and a Jira […]

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30 Oct
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The Kano Model Sorts the Features at the Vote. The Categories Keep Moving After It.

Posted by Rob Borges Release Planning No Comments

The Kano model sorts features into must-be, performance and attractive before the confidence vote. After it, a late must-be or a promoted delighter lands as scope. Read what each reclassification costs the committed date, in days.

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30 Oct
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How to Calculate Team Capacity When Half Your Team Is Part-Time or Detailed Elsewhere

Posted by admin Uncategorized No Comments

Headcount misleads when staff are part-time or detailed elsewhere. Convert everyone to available person-days, then apply past velocity to set a realistic sprint commitment.

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29 Oct
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The Matrix Organization Splits Every Engineer Two Ways. The Committed Date Pays for the Second Boss.

Posted by Rob Borges Release Planning No Comments

A matrix organization gives every engineer two managers. The allocation is agreed before the confidence vote; the functional side moves people after it. Read what each move costs the committed date, in days.

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28 Oct
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Aligning Sprint Planning with Capacity Planning: A Practical Guide for Public-Sector Teams

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Calculate available person-days, convert them to points with real velocity, then commit. A five-step method and worked example for government agile teams.

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28 Oct
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Team Topologies Draws the Team Boundaries. The Committed Date Pays for Every Crossing.

Posted by Rob Borges Release Planning No Comments

Team Topologies sets team types and interaction modes to cut hand-offs. After the vote, crossings change mode. Read what each one costs the committed date, in days.

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28 Oct
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Why Sprint Capacity Planning Matters More in Government Than Anywhere Else

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Government budgets, dates, and headcount are fixed. Here is a five-step way to calculate real sprint capacity before you commit, with a worked example.

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27 Oct
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Descoping Is Cheapest the Week It Becomes Necessary. Most Teams Do It Last.

Posted by Rob Borges Release Planning 1 Comment

Descoping is the agreed answer to scope creep, but most teams do it late, when the cheap cuts are half-built. Price each cut in days against the committed date.

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27 Oct
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A Day in the Life: Sprint Planning With Capacity on One Screen

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What sprint planning looks like when velocity, allocation, and days off sit on one Jira screen: a six-step day with a worked capacity example.

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26 Oct
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Resource Availability Is Confirmed at the Vote. It Changes the Week After.

Posted by Rob Borges Release Planning No Comments

Resource availability is confirmed at the confidence vote: who is in, which days, which holidays. It changes the week after, and the sheet never says what that costs the committed date, in days.

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26 Oct
0

Bringing Visibility to Who’s Working on What Across Sprints

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How to see who is working on what across sprints: a four-step framework with a worked capacity example for government teams.

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