This is a variation of “Value Flow” exercise that Sanjeev Augustine did at Scrumgathering 2009 in Orlando. I found this exercise very useful to demonstrate the benefits of prioritization and lower batch sizes. I have facilitated a variation on this exercise with different learning objectives. Below is a detailed description of how I run [...]]]> http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/coin-toss-exercise/feed/ 5 http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/recognizing-bottlenecks/ http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/recognizing-bottlenecks/#comments Tue, 24 Mar 2009 23:17:29 +0000 Dhaval Panchal http://dhavalpanchal.gettingagile.com/?p=147 The term “bottleneck” refers to a point where after the flow or velocity perceptively reduces. It is metaphorically derived from flow of water through a narrow mouthed bottle where the flow of water is constrained by its neck. For drinking purposes it is a good thing as it regulates the flow of water through the [...]]]> http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/recognizing-bottlenecks/feed/ 1 http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/velocity/ http://www.dhavalpanchal.com/velocity/#comments Mon, 24 Nov 2008 08:09:36 +0000 Dhaval Panchal http://dhavalpanchal.gettingagile.com/?p=15 Def: Velocity is the amount of product backlog that a team can fully implement through product owner acceptance with in a given sprint.