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Software Projects with loose requirements
This includes an understanding of the requirements and architecture, the desired reliability, risk management, the use of a pre-defined schedule, amount of overhead, customer visibility, and so on. …
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How to calculate Schedule Variance in Scrum with story points?
Scrum doesn't have the concept of a project schedule. In Scrum, each Sprint is a timeboxed activity that could be viewed as a project. At the end of the timebox, work is either done or not done. … I would recommend assessing why you wish to use schedule variance. I do not believe that it is appropriate for situations that Scrum, and other Agile methods, are best suited. …
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