Agile Masterclass: Agile for Project Management - Velocity

The video tutorial explains the concept of velocity in Agile, detailing its definition, calculation, and application in project planning. Velocity is a measure of work completed in a given timeframe, typically in story points per sprint. The tutorial provides examples of calculating velocity and using average velocity for planning future sprints and estimating project completion timelines. It also highlights important considerations, such as the need for consistent velocity and accurate story decomposition to avoid project delays.

How can velocity be used for planning releases?

Explain how to estimate the number of sprints required to complete a project.

What warning signs should Agile teams look for regarding velocity?