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Best tools/software - Stakeholders Colloboration - Epic and individual burndown charts

Last post 03:04 pm August 9, 2021 by Shalini Padmanabhan
3 replies
Shalini Padmanabhan
11:43 am August 4, 2021

Hey All,

 

We are using jira next-gen for running sprints and I am looking for more simple tool/software which should be good in visualizing the epic burndown (this is currently not available in jira next-gen) and also the individual team members burn-down in real- time. Basically, the stakeholders should have the visibility for the progress of a particular epic and how many resources are allocated for that epic. please recommend some useful tools, it would be great if it can be integrated with jira

Ian Mitchell
03:47 pm August 4, 2021

If a Scrum Team is providing Done increments every Sprint, why would there be a burn-down for individual team members, and why would stakeholders care about seeing the allocation of so-called "resources"?

Vidya Narayanan
03:30 pm August 5, 2021

also the individual team members burn-down in real- time

burndown/burnup is for sprint /release not for human beings. 

to know how much of a epic/feature  is done , a burn up is a better indicator

looks like JIRA (even azure devops ) doesnt have this rollup feature. but there are some addons that you might wnt to try

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-can-I-get-a-perce…

Shalini Padmanabhan
08:45 pm August 8, 2021

Thanks Vidya, let me try that.

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