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From: Jean Dupont <[email protected]>
To: IT Team <[email protected]>
Subject: Sprint Performance Metrics Review
Hi Team,
I wanted to share the performance metrics from our last sprint to help us identify areas for improvement:
1. Sprint velocity increased by 20%, with the team completing 60 story points compared to 50 in the previous sprint.
2. The sprint burndown chart shows that we were on track until the last two days, where there was a sudden increase in remaining work.
3. We had 5 spillover tasks that were moved to the next sprint, indicating a 10% increase in unfinished work.
4. The average cycle time for user stories improved by 15%, now averaging 3 days per story.
5. Our defect rate increased by 5%, with 10 bugs reported during the sprint compared to 8 in the previous sprint.
These metrics give us a good overview of our progress and the challenges we faced. Let's discuss these details in our next sprint retrospective and come up with strategies to address the areas that need improvement.
Best,
Jean
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