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Release BurnDown

Last post 05:13 pm July 26, 2014 by nikos batsios
4 replies
Abhijit Kundu
12:43 am July 8, 2014

Hi All
Is Release Burndown Chart acceptable concept in Scrum? Burndown by definition should signify the amount of Work reamining..And generally we cannot have a Release planning covering all the Sprints . Sprint Planning takes place at the beginning of the Sprint only.So what is Release Burndown suppossed to contain or signify?

Thanks
---Abhijit

Ian Mitchell
05:20 am July 8, 2014

It's an acceptable concept but it is no longer part of the framework. See:

https://www.scrum.org/About/All-Articles/articleType/ArticleView/articl…

Abhijit Kundu
05:35 am July 8, 2014

Thanks Ian.. Got that...

Mario Ivan Elizalde Ramirez
08:18 pm July 8, 2014

So, if it is not part anymore, how should a question on the Assessment be treated? I mean, if it is part of the question itself?

nikos batsios
05:13 pm July 26, 2014

you can refer to "scrum - a pocket guide" as well...

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