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If you’re working in an agile environment, you know how important it is to keep your workflow smooth. But how do you track progress and spot bottlenecks? That’s where Kanban Analytics comes in. Kan...
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Optimize Your Jira Workflow with Timepiece Managing Jira workflows can be challenging, especially when trying to identify bottlenecks that slow down progress. This is where Timepiece...
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Hello there! We're from the Time Metrics app with the announcement — introducing a new chart for your Jira Dashboard: the Cycle Time Scatterplot! If you are a Scrum master, Agile coach, PM,...
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Imagine you're the newly appointed Scrum Master for a software development team at a promising startup. You've inherited a team that's struggling with its Agile processes, and stakeholders are grow...
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Cycle time is the time it takes for a task to go from "started" to "done." The shorter your cycle time, the quicker you're delivering value to your customers. Sounds simple! But for Agile development...
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Cycle time charts in Jira are vital for visualizing data and highlighting hidden productivity issues across Agile teams. Or, as one of the Broken Build's clients brilliantly put it: “If you work in...
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In software development, cycle time usually refers to the time from when a developer starts working on a task to when it is delivered. So, in Bitbucket, it can be measured as the time from the first ...
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What is Time in Status and why do you need to measure it? You might be using Jira to manage all kinds of processes. Software Development, ITSM, and Project Management are only a few. There is alwa...
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Cycle Time is a concept used in process management and lean manufacturing that refers to the total time it takes to complete a single unit of work from start to finish. It's the time elapsed between ...
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No matter what you track with Jira issues, encountering blocks is inevitable for all. Tasks can be blocked while waiting for external teams, subcontractors, vendors, purchases, or even other tasks, t...
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Revealing Operational Excellence: Identifying Bottlenecks through Metrics like Cycle Time, Lead Time
In the fast-paced business world, where time is money, optimizing processes and enhancing efficiency are crucial for success. So, let's dive in and talk about how we can uncover those operational bot...
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Hello community! There is a wide range of apps with varying complexity and price points on the Atlassian Marketplace that can help track metrics like lead time, cycle time, SLA and OLA performance,...
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By tracking and analyzing pull request statistics, engineering managers and their teams can gain valuable insights into their development workflow, code quality, collaboration efficiency, and perform...
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Is there a tool / plugin for jira that measures time between: Status changed to InProgress Release date/time (meaning that ticket must be added to Jira release and have defined released date) &n...
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Do you have any difficulties with tracking the Cycle time in Jira? It is an important metric for measuring the efficiency of a process or workflow. So it’s very important to have a clear view on how ...
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Write a JQL to workout the time spent in all our in progress statuses except for ready for releaese.
We have a column named 'Ready for Production' where we move our tickets to prior to being done. The tickets completed in the previous sprint get carried over to the next sprint to allow for re...
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Time management includes setting priorities, avoiding distractions, managing deadlines, and juggling professional and personal obligations. According to statistics, organizing your day for 10 to 12 m...
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Would you like to learn in detail what Jira cycle time and lead time are? You can use these Jira metrics to assess your team's productivity and gain relevant insights. Understanding how well a t...
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I pull the report using Time in Status and collect the cycle time. I see both story & sub-task under the story with cycle time. Does the sub-task cycle time is part of the parent stor...
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Time in status in Jira makes it simple to generate reports that show how much time each issue has spent on each status, assignee, team, or project. When we’re planning a workflow, time is one of the ...
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I am trying to find the following to determine whether we can use Jira Control Chart as a reliable cycle time measure: What is the formula used for calculating Average cycle time in Jira Control Ch...
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Are there any more details on how Cycle Time gets measured? Docs suggest "first commit to production". How does this work for Squash Merges where git history is altered? How doe...
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I am aware of getting the history for a single item using https://jira.atlassian.com/rest/api/2/issue/JRA-22053?expand=changelog&fields=summary - however what should I use to get it for...
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Prioritizing tasks, limiting distractions, meeting deadlines, balancing work and personal life – that's all about time management. Statistics say you can save up to 2 hours of time by spending 10-12 ...
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Will Jira Cloud support issue references in GitHub Pull Request descriptions? Our process has a different standard for pull request titles and would prefer to reference issues in the Pull Request ...
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