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I wouldn't say the points are better. This is a technique focused on a different aspect of estimation. It may turn out that your point estimation will suck more. Have that in mind.
When estimating in ...
In my opinion Scrum has quite simple rules that focus mainly on general workflow and team organization, thus I see the following factors crucial:
Scrum itself is not enough. It isn't a prescription ...
You may find interesting the paper titled Inconsistency in Expert Judgment-based Estimates of Software Development Effort. The purpose of that paper was to check the consistency of estimations made by ...
What is technically possible in the tool is not so important here. I personally use the following rules regarding such cases:
If such issue is found during the sprint/iteration/before the official ...
Your board probably lost its purpose...
...What do I mean by that? Well having the board is not the purpose itself. I've worked with a team like this once. We were maintaining the board perfectly at ...
I would say that subcontractor not fixing the bugs is not "the problem" but a symptom... of what? So what is the real problem?
As a PM I would look for that problem as simply trying to push a ...
In agile methods you get a role of Product Owner or similar, which creates single person responsible for working on the product vision on your side. However I would suggest the following (assuming ...
I agree to some point with @jmort253 that the full-time member is usually better, but:
Having a team consisting only of generalists able to do any work is a nice to have fiction. So there will be ...
I wouldn't say so. They are just delivering what they were contracted for, especially when they do it for a fixed fee. The same way teams at the parent company are delivering their parts for a fixed ...
I can point you to two techniques that are quite interesting for new projects and low confidence in your velocity.
First one was once posted at Ask About Projects forum and I liked it very much:
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This is how coming tinyPM 3.0 visualizes projects portfolio (screenshot is taken from early mock, so a few details may differ in the final version, but you get the idea).
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