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ベロシティチャートには 各スプリントで達成された量が表示され、これによって今後のスプリントでチームが完了可能な作業量を予測できるようになります。 ベロシティチャートは、スプリントの計画ミーティングで、チームがどのくらいの仕事に取り組めるかを決定する際に役立ちます。

You can estimate your team's velocity based on the total Estimate (for all completed stories) for each recent sprint. This isn't an exact science — looking at several sprints will help you to get a feel for the trend. For each sprint, the Velocity Chart shows the sum of the Estimates for complete and incomplete stories. Estimates can be based on story points, business value, hours, issue count, or any numeric field of your choice (see Configuring Estimation and Tracking). Please note that the values for each issue are recorded at the time the sprint is started. Changing the Estimate value afterwards will not be reflected in the Velocity Chart.

 ベロシティ チャートを表示する手順は、次のとおりです:

  1. 上部ナビゲーションバーで Agile リンクの下矢印をクリックし、表示されるドロップダウンメニューから目的のボードを選択します。

  2. Click Report, then select Velocity Chart from the drop-down at left.
  3. ベロシティ チャートが表示され、最近完了したスプリントが 7 つ表示されます。

Note that the Velocity Chart is board-specific, that is, it will only include issues which match your board's Saved Filter.

Screenshot: Velocity Chart (click to enlarge)

 

ベロシティは、スプリントごとにチームが完了する作業量の見積もり合計に対する、複数の最近のスプリントの平均として見積もることができます。したがって、上記の表でベロシティは = (37 + 47 + 50 +57) / 4 = 48 となります。チームのベロシティは、将来のスプリントでチームが完了できるタスクの量を予測するのに便利です。

 

28 Comments

  1. Peter Callies

    When will a gadget be available that allows the velocity report to be displayed on a dashboard?

    1. Unknown User (boardtc)

      +1 for velocity gadget

      1. Anonymous

        +1 for Scrum Rapid Board chart widgets in the dashboard

  2. kp

    Hi, How to view the velocity chart in a classic board? I could see that, it could be done easily with 'report' drop down in GH 6. But am trying to figure out how to see for my existing sprints - in earlier versions of Green Hopper.(v 5.10)

  3. Anonymous

    My velocity reports the completed, but committed is zero for some Sprints.  What causes a user story to be committed?

    1. Alf Hauke

      same here - what has to be done to also see the committed story points in the velocity chart?

      1. You need to ensure that the values are set before the sprint is started

        1. Anonymous

          Is it possible to regenerate this chart? The story points field was not available to us when we started the sprint. We have now populated it but the chart seems to be a shapshot view and doesn't update.

  4. Aaron Dsouza

    Is there a way to export this velocity chart image into a PDF or some image format?

    1. You may like to watch/vote/comment on GHS-6135 - Getting issue details... STATUS

  5. Anonymous

    It would be great to get the average velocity of the last x sprints displayed on the chart ... so you do not have to start any calculator (wink)

    1. Hi, you may like to log a feature request at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/GHS

  6. M Burdge

    I get the error "No issues present in sprint to generate scope change model" when viewing the Velocity Chart,

    and no sprint drop-down to choose a different sprint.

    1. Fabian Meier

      Rename the active sprint. Most likely there is another board with the same sprint name. Seems to be a bug in GH.

  7. Piotr Polak

    M Burdge - make sure, that you have no parentless sub-tasks in the board. In my case it was caused by bug mentioned in GHS-6471. Including parent issues of all subtasks solved the problem.

     

    1. M Burdge

      Thanks. In this case, it was caused by a filter which was excluding all closed issues.

       

  8. Anonymous

    Why can I only see 7 Sprints at a time? Can I configure the chart to show all the sprints for the release?

  9. Joshua Deixler

    I have multiple teams working from the same project on different boards.  My velocity is only showing the last couple of sprints across different teams.  Can I edit this report so I can show different views. 

  10. Nagendra BR

    Is there a way add this to JIRA Dashboard? If so can you let me how to do the same.

  11. Not at present, sorry. You may like to adda comment to this issue: GHS-5345 - Getting issue details... STATUS

  12. John Henry Rosocha

    My Velocity chart is only showing me my last 7 sprints? Is this configurable? I would like to see the chart against the entire closed sprint history.

    1. You may like to watch/vote/comment on https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/GHS-6242

  13. Joshua Deixler

    It would be helpful to configure this by Team (Board) and by the historical sprint count and a date range.  As a Scrum master, I want to see the performance of my team based on our boards activity so that I can have multiple teams in the same project and focus on each individual team performance   

    1. You may like to log a request for this at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/GHS

  14. Dave Sokolowski

    This is only available when tracking work via story points, not with hours, correct?

  15. Zane Berzina

    @jdeixler and Rosie I saw you comment recently in May 10th and Rosie's answer where she states you can log a request in GHS project. I am also interested in functionality where we can see the time estimted per issues accumulated to an assignee in a sprint. Mainly to see that they don't have to overwork and schedule/split their time normally per week. 

    Have you found any solution or workaround for this - maybe with the filters or JQL? If there is an issue logged, I would be glad to watch it, if you could tell me the GHS number.

    Thanks.

  16. Nicklas Kittelmann

    There seems to be a bug when you have work done in sub-tasks. Many of my issues are estimated to 0 hours, and they include sub-tasks which together span several weeks worth of work. This makes the velocity report show that we have a velocity of close to zero - which makes it rather useless.

     

    1. Paul Alexander

      The velocity chart relies on 'pointed' items. Everything else is noise spent to get there. We are in the same boat...we have production support that are zero point items while we have stories with some pointed value. The goal is always to get the team to find a way to be more efficient, delivering more 'new' business value each sprint by way of delivered stories. So, yes, a result from a sprint may very well be that only 8 points of work was delivered of the say 16 points the team took on. But, the outcome may point to an increased load of production support issues that sprint which caused less new work to be delivered.

      In your case, Nicklas, if you do not point any, or very few, of your issues, you won't get anything from this chart. What you may be seeking is the burndown chart to calculate how far you are from done based on time remaining...