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Agile Estimation Units

Greger Wikstrand 2012-09-14 2014-01-01Professionalism, Project Management 0
Coffee cups as agile estimation units.

Which agile estimation units should you use? You can use any arbitrary units to estimate backlog items in an agile project. It does not matter if you do your estimation with story points, ping pong balls, man days, man hours, kLoCs. After a while your teams will converge on a…

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