Client Niko Chart
August 10, 2014
Similar to the team’s own Niko-niko chart, this visual is useful in circumstances where you are supporting a number of clients at the same time and need to balance their needs and issues equally. This is a commercially non-sensitive example, but the essence is clear: Clients are listed in the first column Their current happiness […]
Personal Development Plan
August 10, 2014
Why would you even think about visualising your own Personal Development Plan? A: So that others around you are aware of the opportunities that you seek to grow. All too often personal development plans are kept hidden with leaders being responsible for finding opportunities that will give you the growth you need. By visualising where […]
Cumulative Flow Diagram
August 10, 2014
Created using Hakan Forss’s guide to creating a CFD in excel (http://hakanforss.wordpress.com/2011/06/17/cumulative-flow-diagram-how-to-create-one-in-excel-2010/) , the Cumulative Flow Diagram is the chart of choice to see how a team is working together and to what extent the work is naturally flowing through the value chain. The x-axis represents time. The y-axis represents either number of tasks/stories or […]
Release Burnup Chart
August 10, 2014
One of the most common forms of tracking progress to a particular date, the release burnup tracks the total number of points for a MVP or release, how that scope changes over time, how the team is delivering over time and whether the team is likely to deliver all the scope by a particular date […]
Niko-niko Chart
August 10, 2014
Do you know how your team is feeling at any point in time? The Niko-niko chart is a mood meter for your team. As their emotions and feelings change throughout the day, team members can change their stress levels on this chart, giving their peers a visual cue so that they know how much support […]
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