Hello Sir. The explaination was awesome Being a Scrum Master It really helped me to plan my sprints and have been successfully completed sprints based on ur explaination
This is the first video I have seen with correct ,precise and to the point explanation of Velocity and Capacity Planning. Thanks ! Keep sharing the knowledge !
probably the best video on Agile velocity and capacity planning. I saw many videos but no one explained in such a simple and effective manner. Please do more videos on scrum
I have been practicing Agile's best practices. But cluelessly we dived into the point, where i started using some home grown kinda scrum for estimation part. Your explanation tracked me back on where we were initially. Shall be practicing this kinda estimation again coz i have a strong explanation now.... :-) Cheers Buddy.., Great Work..!! Looking forward for SAFe videos.
Good video. More videos please on other practical topics especially on non productive tasks of team like you said ceremonies, meetings, deployments, environement issues, existing production issues, documentation for release how do we manage them from capacity planning point of view and velocity? Do we estimate based upon trend and give some story points or reduce working hours per day for team?
Suppose number of resources changes after few sprints.. then previous velocity is no longer useful right ? We will again have to observe for few sprints to predict future velocity?
This was really insightful. Thank you for such a wonderful session on Sprint. But i had a couple of doubts 1. Resource C's Total working Hrs. weren't matching when I was working out the same on excel simultaneously. 2. Could you explain as to how did we calculate the total capacity and obtained 241 Hrs.
Hey, You have got great teaching skills. Please continue the agile concepts as well as your subjects if any other. Thanks 👍🏼
by far the best one who explained this topic
Best and most simplified explanation on YT.
None could have explained this concept better than you sir, thanks for the video
This is the simplest and easiest explanation i have come across. I won't be missing any of your content. What a good teacher you are. Thank you
You explained it in very simple manner, less speed and effective words. 😊👍🏼
Hello Sir. The explaination was awesome Being a Scrum Master It really helped me to plan my sprints and have been successfully completed sprints based on ur explaination
Sincere gratitude and thanks for organizing such informative, simple and understandable online sessions
Very short and straight to the point. This is my first time understanding capacity and velocity so well. Thank you
This video is like gold…..thanks for the content
The best explanation of Velocity and Capacity relationship that I've watched so far. Really good one. Thank you
This is the first video I have seen with correct ,precise and to the point explanation of Velocity and Capacity Planning. Thanks ! Keep sharing the knowledge !
Excellent explanation - I was able to recreate the examples and have a much better understanding of Velocity/Capacity
Very clean and ease way of explaining sir. Thanks
Very well explained in short period of time. Sincere thanks to let us the know the calculation of velocity based on capacity.
No explanation could be better. Thank you sir
excellent in concepts and practical aspects of applying .your sessions are very much useful for me.
Great Video, well explained and easy to understand
Great coach!
Excellent Explanation Sir. More power to you.
Best explanation ever,my doubt is solved sir
If 6 mins can explain this much, I can only assume how your full fledged training sessions would be. Thanks for this great video.
I like it. Our team has been struggling with this for a long time. Will apply this for a major project I am working on.
Excellent Presentation and Demonstration sir got clear picture of sprint velocity and capacity, will follow your all videos on Agile
Excellent explanation with simple calculations and without unnecessary info👏👏👏
probably the best video on Agile velocity and capacity planning. I saw many videos but no one explained in such a simple and effective manner. Please do more videos on scrum
Sure 🙂
Amazing teaching skills. It cleared my doubts in a Go!
For years I had this problem understanding and calculating.
This was so helpful . Thanks so much
Glad it helped
Superstar , superstar! I have no words for it awsome
Very well explained. Thank you so much Ajeet.
Excellent presentation. to the point, simple and serves the purpose.
Beautifully explained in simple terms... Thank You for 😊👍
I really like the way you explained it so easily!
This a really great video and explain the concept in a very simple way. Thank you for sharing
Great tutorial with a beautiful example on team velocity.
Great insights, can you check the addition of your total capacity? I think the 241 is not right.
This was very helpful! The examples were very good. Thanks!!
Simple and nice way of explaining the Agile way. like it.
Superb and informative video, i was searching from long time, thanks for sharing god bless you
Thank you for the detailed example. This helps!!
Thank you, that was really clearly explained!
Short and informative. To the point. Good job Sir
Really liked the explaination.. Thank you.
You made this so easy to understand. Thank you!
Woww! The best explanation so far
very precise and straight forward explanation..Interesting
Hello Sir, Thank you so much for explaining in such an easy way. Please make more videos like this on Agile and project management.
Great video and meticulous explanation; just that the total capacity calculated should be 274 hrs.
awesome video and explanation! Keep doing the great work!
That is really a great enlightening session and it helps to understand the relationship clearly
This was an awesome helpful way to explain the relationship. Thank you!
Its very precise and information, thank you Ajeeth.
Really awesome explanation.. This is surely going to be of help... Thanks (y)
Very good and simple to the point explanations Ajeet.
Glad you liked it
Hell sir.....excellent teaching , very well explained.Thanks.
Nicely explained, very easy to follow. Thank-you!
wonderful...crisp and precise
Very good explanation with examples!!
Very well described about velocity and capacity.
Very well explained, crisp and clear.. Please make more videos on Agile real life experience.
2:00 - Respected Sir, just for clarification - For resource C, doesn't 5 * 6.5 = 32.5 (and not 33.5)? - Apologies if I am mistaken..Thanks !
You are right.
Excellent teaching style and good concepts. Please continue making more videos on Agile and Scrum.
Sure
Thanks for the informative video. Just a doubt, how is total capacity 241hrs. It should be 274hrs.
Great information, this was very helpful. Love all your videos. Thanks
thank you :)
Appreciate your skills. Worthy Information within a short span of time. Pls post couple of velocity vs capacity planning videos. Thank you!
Very nicely explained. Thanks for sharing .
Thank you so much for this video!
This is really very helpful video. thanks.
Thank you so much my doubts are clear now.
Superb explanation about velocity n capacity planning
Very well explained. Excellent for team capacity planning.
Glad it is helping
Very well explained. Simple yet very effective way.
Glad it helped
Thanks for share, this is a simple and nice example
Very nice and simple explanation. Thanks a lot Sir🙏🙂
best example sir, very well explained
I have been practicing Agile's best practices. But cluelessly we dived into the point, where i started using some home grown kinda scrum for estimation part. Your explanation tracked me back on where we were initially. Shall be practicing this kinda estimation again coz i have a strong explanation now.... :-) Cheers Buddy.., Great Work..!! Looking forward for SAFe videos.
Milind Kharwade my this article may help you further www.agileconnection.com/article/5-overlooked-opportunities-agile-estimation
Very clear and simple explanation ..Thank you
Very nice explanation on Velocity vs Capacity. Thanks so much Ajeet for quick session .. This is really helpful.
Thanks
Well explained and interesting to watch, good job !!
Welcome
Excellent!! Do you have any video you made on User Story Estimation for a Sprint? Using the Fibonacci rule, complete Capacity planning for a Sprint?
Excellent explanation.
This is very helpful Ajeet, thank you for sharing this. I hope to see more videos like this from you!
Thuy Hang Pham - Sure They. Please share it further. Surely be coming up with more !!
very well explained sir!! Thanks
Good video. More videos please on other practical topics especially on non productive tasks of team like you said ceremonies, meetings, deployments, environement issues, existing production issues, documentation for release how do we manage them from capacity planning point of view and velocity? Do we estimate based upon trend and give some story points or reduce working hours per day for team?
Very well explained... Verbal & Visual 👍🙌👏👏👏🙏
You are a best teacher
Suppose number of resources changes after few sprints.. then previous velocity is no longer useful right ? We will again have to observe for few sprints to predict future velocity?
Thank you for your knowledge, but how do you calculate average velocity?
This was really insightful. Thank you for such a wonderful session on Sprint. But i had a couple of doubts
1. Resource C's Total working Hrs. weren't matching when I was working out the same on excel simultaneously.
2. Could you explain as to how did we calculate the total capacity and obtained 241 Hrs.
This is very helpful, thank you so much :)
This was extremely helpful. Thank you
Where have you been? I want clear understanding in velocity and capacity and you cleared my doubts. Thank you very much Ajeet....
Ha ha welcome bro
Thanks, Ajeet, this is valuable information
Glad to know
Great sir could yu make video for business Analyst interview questions and answers?
Thanks, it clarified lot of things for me
ajeet very well explained
well explained...Thank you Sir
Awesome Mr. Ajeet!!!
Great explanation, thanks a lot
thanks for such a simple explaination
Excellent explanation.. thank you