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		<description><![CDATA[<p>The question of "expected velocity" and long-term planning has come up at more than one client. A recent client conversation got me thinking, however, questioning how to interpret velocity when estimating and plotting a roadmap based on a current backlog of features. Assume, for a moment, a backlog of story-pointed features, and 10 good iterations (consistent team, no odd occurrences that would affect velocity). Mathematically average velocity (well, a mean really) is a 50/50 proposition for any subsequent iteration. Some organizations don't find this level of confidence acceptable. What velocity should be reported as expected for iteration/sprint planning and roadmap forecasting, and how should it be used?</p>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> <p> <b>Buy amaryl without prescription</b>, The question of "expected velocity" and long-term planning has come up at more than one client. A recent client conversation got me thinking, however, questioning how to interpret velocity when estimating and plotting a roadmap based on a current backlog of features, <b>buy amaryl without prescription</b>. Assume, for a moment, <b>Generic amaryl cheap</b>, a backlog of story-pointed features, and 10 good iterations (consistent team, no odd occurrences that would affect velocity). Mathematically average velocity (well, <b>amaryl price</b>, a mean really) is a 50/50 proposition for any subsequent iteration. Some organizations don't find this level of confidence acceptable. What velocity should be reported as expected for iteration/sprint planning and roadmap forecasting, and how should it be used?<br /></p><h2>Context</h2>Interpreting velocity, before anything else, requires some context, <b>buy amaryl without prescription</b>.  <b>Amaryl no rx</b>, An agile organization that sees estimates as hypothetical might find this article is of less use. In fact, a good question is <a href="http://epistemologic.com/2008/07/02/you-dont-need-story-points-either/">whether estimation is even a value-added activity</a>. For this post assume an organization that sees strong value in estimation and planning.<br /><h3>Culture</h3>The biggest piece of context is to know the organizational culture, <b>order amaryl on internet</b>. This is important in two respects, and both of these cultural factors are important because they impact how Velocity is understood within the organization.<br /><h4>What is Failure?</h4>First is the meaning of failure in the organization.  <b>Buy amaryl without prescription</b>, Is failure to deliver what was committed to by the planned date considered a failure of the team, or is it simply a fact to be understood and accounted for in future planning.  <b>Buy amaryl from us</b>, Even in Agile organizations, the former is often true and a hard habit to break. If not delivering to expectations is considered failure and has negative consequences, then that means that estimation is being treated not as estimation, <b>overnight amaryl</b>, but as prediction and contract. Velocity is therefore a commitment, <b>Lowest price amaryl</b>, and should therefore be used conservatively.<br /><h4>Consistency or Speed?</h4>The second item to know is whether consistency and predictability of delivery is of a higher strategic value than the actual rate of delivery. This is often un-stated. Usually people want fast and consistent delivery, <b>buy amaryl without prescription</b>. The truth is that you can get consistent, or fast software development, <b>cheap price amaryl</b>, or a balance between the two. Lack of trust is usually a strong motivation to encourage consistency over speed, <b>Find cheap amaryl online</b>, or a history of quality problems, etc. In this case, as well, <b>amaryl in uk</b>, Velocity is more of a boundary than an indicator.<br /><h3>Emotional Loading in Estimation (or why not Low-ball?)</h3>If estimation is seen as binding, contractual, <b>Amaryl pharmacy online</b>, or limiting, then additional emotions get overloaded. Trust, promise, <b>drug amaryl</b>, and betrayal are words used in such organizational cultures.  <b>Buy amaryl without prescription</b>, Distrust is usually a strong factor, especially between silos (business vs. technology, <b>Purchase amaryl no rx</b>, company vs. project management vs. customer, etc.), <b>cheap amaryl in canada</b>. So when people are asked to give estimates, even using agile-friendly mechanisms such as story points, <b>Cheap amaryl</b>, there is usually a process of cementing that estimate into a part of an accountability model, so estimates start to get conservative. People are then accused of low-balling, others are accused of irrational expectations.., <b>buy amaryl without prescription</b>. we've all seen this. The language clearly becomes one of contention and blame, <b>amaryl buy drug</b>. Even the term low-balling is often an outright pejorative term for estimating too conservatively.</p>
<p><p>This doesn't happen only in agile environments, <b>Amaryl overnight delivery</b>, and project managers in traditional PMBOK frameworks have long factored risk into "contingency budgets".  <b>Buy amaryl without prescription</b>, Interestingly, however, if a Project Manager were to factor risk into the task estimates, they'd be "low-balling capacity," yet if they were to factor it out and layer it on top of the project work, it's "contingency budgeting" (At least in a few experiences I've had). Either way, someone's adding a factor for uncertainty, based on the need to predict conservatively or liberally or somewhere in between.</p><p>That's the point of the article: how can Agile projects use velocity to estimate as conservatively (or liberally) as is appropriate?<br /></p><h2>An average is a 50% chance to succeed (or fail)</h2>Velocity is not a constant, <b>find discount amaryl</b>. It's a set of instantaneous values on a curve, with instances being iterations.  <b>Amaryl prescription</b>, That means that it varies, and is therefore only meaningful statistically. So how do you reasonably use velocity statistically, <strong>and</strong> improve confidence, <b>amaryl vendors</b>. One way is to stop delivering against "average" velocity, <b>buy amaryl without prescription</b>.</p>
<p><p>A lot of coaches use average velocity over the previous N iterations. This is not helpful for all sorts of reasons, <b>Cheap amaryl no rx</b>, if estimation is a commitment. By definition, average (well, actually a mean, <b>amaryl buy online</b>, but they're close) is a 50/50 proposition. If you report the average team velocity (assuming it's accurate), <b>Buy amaryl lowest price</b>, then about half the time the team will be under and about half the time the team will be over, statistically.  <b>Buy amaryl without prescription</b>, So basically an average is a crap shoot, when taken in any given instance. <strong>It's can only be good in the long run.</strong> For this to work, the long-haul has to include permission to fail and a lot of trust, <b>amaryl in us</b>. Teams need to be able to go miss dates but will sometimes exceed dates and it should all wash out in the end. In organizations such as I'm describing, <b>Amaryl free sample</b>, that trust isn't there, so. Additionally, if the language of commitment is around meeting instantaneous iteration commitments (as opposed to delivering high-quality customer value as quickly as is sustain-ably possible) then you aren't playing the long-game, <b>online pharmacy amaryl</b>, you're playing a very short-game.<br /></p><h3>Simulate Velocity, not work</h3><p>In a PMI training course I took when I was at Sun Microsystems, <b>Order amaryl without prescription</b>, we were nicely informed that two point estimates of tasks are a perfect way to fail half the time, per the above logic. One point estimates are just idiotic, <b>buy amaryl without prescription</b>. Three point estimates were better. We simulated with a monte-carlo algorithm and found a curve and a distribution, <b>cheapest amaryl prices</b>, and then determined a confidence level yadda yadda. Well, <b>Amaryl cheap</b>, we're trying to avoid wasting a lot of time estimating up-front, but one way to start representing velocity properly is to do the same kind of statistical modelling done in traditional product management, only simulate velocity, not work items.</p><p>In this approach, <b>buy discount amaryl online</b>, you take the last N iterations (say 10). Determine the maximum velocity (optimistic) and the minimum velocity (pessimistic), <b>Lowest price for amaryl</b>, and then the mode (the velocity value that seems to occur most frequently).  Then you do <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Carlo_method">monte-carlo simulation</a> <b>Buy amaryl without prescription</b>, so you get a statistical pattern. Now, you actually can determine an answer based on confidence. If you want to be right with an 80% confidence, <b>amaryl rx</b>, you pick a velocity where 80% of the simulated runs were successful. (Note - there are a paucity of excel templates to do this math automatically, <b>Buy generic amaryl</b>, and often they are for sale. It would be nice to have a few functions with arbitrary distributions based on min-max-mode to help this along.)</p><p>It's not perfect, and it's a potentially huge amount of administrative overhead. Elsewhere I've referenced blogs that entirely oppose any estimation at all, but if you are gong to, then working statistically with simulation is the only way to take small sample numbers meaningful.</p><h3>Commitment Velocity: Low-Ball as a policy.</h3><p>Another approach, one perhaps controversial, but taught by some Scrum trainers is to pick the lowest historical delivered velocity, <b>buy amaryl without prescription</b>. 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A new team member is added that provides a necessary skill not previously available, and after a few iterations the team is consistently hitting a higher number, <b>Amaryl</b>, but this is a careful process to ensure that they are committing, and if they don't make their new number, it goes down to what they got accomplished.</p><h3>Indemnify teams' learning</h3><p>An arguably healthier option, if you have built enough trust, is to simply indemnify a team from failing to meet the estimate. Since you're doing mathematics on actuals to generate an expected future number, everyone can acknowledge that past behaviour is no guarantee of future behaviour, and simply use it for capacity planning. In this case, estimation is actually estimation, not commitment or contract. The team is expected to be ahead sometimes, and behind sometimes. The upside of this is that a lot of extra time isn't spent playing with fictional numbers, <b>buy amaryl without prescription</b>. Teams are spending their efforts on delivery as quickly-yet-sustain-ably as they can, and the organization treats them as trusted professionals in this. The temptation to assume you can predict the future is seen as folly, and the estimates are used to guide overall direction, not to make outward customer commitments.</p><h2>Don't be mindless</h2><p>There may be other approaches, I'm sure. The agile community is certainly not short of people who love this topic and can talk for hours on "proper" estimation. The point of this post is merely to point out some options, and ask you to look at your organizational culture, team culture, customer culture, the meaning of terms like commitment, failure, success, consistency, speed, etc.  <b>Buy amaryl without prescription</b>, As you understand the culture, balance consistency vs. speed, trust, and other factors to choose a method of estimation that meets your goals. 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<p>    <li>Perfectly covered code will not necessarily be sufficiently tested.</li>  </ol></blockquote><p>What I'm driving at is that Kevin is arguing against something entirely different than that which TDD proponents argue, <b>buy protonix cheap</b>.  <b>Buy protonix without prescription</b>, He's arguing against a common misunderstanding of how TDD works. On point 1 he and I are in agreement.  <b>Best price for protonix</b>, Many of his commentators mention #3 (and he states it in various ways himself). His description of what code coverage doesn't give you is absurd when you take #2 into account (we assume that a line of covered code is only covered if the covering test is passing). But most importantly - "TDD proponents" would, <b>order discount protonix online</b>, in my experience, <b>Compare protonix prices online</b>, find this whole line of explanation rather irrelevant, as it is an argument against code-coverage as a single metric for code quality, and they would attempt to achieve code quality through thoroughness of testing by driving the development through tests, <b>protonix in us</b>. TDD is a design methodology, not a testing methodology, <b>buy protonix without prescription</b>. You just get tests as side-effect artifacts of the approach.  <b>Protonix alternative</b>, Useful in their own right. Sure, but it's only sort of the point, <b>order discount protonix</b>. It isn't just writing the tests-first.</p><p>In other words - TDD implies high or perfect coverage.  But the inverse is not necessarily true.</p><p> <b>Buy protonix without prescription</b>, How do you achieve thoroughness by driving your development with tests.  <b>Buy protonix online cheap</b>, You imagine the functionality you need next (your next increment of useful change), and you write or modify your tests to "require" the new piece of functionality. They you write it, <b>buy protonix pills</b>, then you go green.  <b>Drug protonix online purchase</b>, Code coverage doesn't enter into it, because you should have near perfect coverage at all times by implication, because every new piece of functionality you develop is preceded by tests which test its main paths and error states, <b>lowest price protonix</b>, upper and lower bounds, <b>Cheap protonix online</b>, etc. Code coverage in this model is a great way to notice that you screwed up and missed something, but nothing else.</p><p>So, <b>protonix professional</b>, is code-coverage useful. Heck yeah, <b>buy protonix without prescription</b>.  <b>Protonix bangkok</b>, I've used coverage to discover lots of waste in my system. I've removed whole sets of APIs that were "just in case I need them" APIs, because they become rote (lots of accessors/mutators that are not called in normal operations), <b>cheap protonix pill</b>. Is code coverage the only way I would find them.  <b>Buy protonix on line</b>, No.  <b>Buy protonix without prescription</b>, If I'm dealing with a system that wasn't driven with tests, or was poorly tested in general, I may use coverage as a quick health meter, but probably not. Going from zero to 90% on legacy code is likely to be less valuable than just re-writing whole subsystems using TDD... and often more expensive.</p><p>Regardless, <b>protonix buy online</b>, while Kevin is formally asking "is code coverage useful?" he's really asking (rhetorically) is it reasonable to worship code coverage as the primary metric.  <b>Protonix vendors</b>, But if no one's asserting the positive, why is he questioning it. He may be dealing with a lot of people with misunderstandings of how TDD works, <b>buy protonix low price</b>.  He could be dealing with metrics bigots, <b>buy protonix without prescription</b>. He could be dealing with management-imposed-metrics initiatives which often fail. It might be a pet peeve or he's annoyed with TDD and this is a great way to do some agile-baiting of his own. I don't know him, so I can't say. His comments seem reasonable, so I assume no ill intent. But the answer to his rhetorical question is "yes, but in context." Not surprising, since most rhetorically asked questions are answerable in this fashion. Hopefully it's a bit clearer where it's useful (and where/how) it's not.</p><p>(This article is <a href="http://www.israfil.net/blog/geekinasuit/2008/11/code-coverage-test-driven-development.html">a cross-post from "Geek in a Suit"</a>)</p><br />.</p>
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The creative exercise of trying to break something provides insights that can change the whole approach of the system.</li></ul>Â Schneier goes on to ponderÂ <blockquote>This mindset is difficult to teach, <b>amikacin pharmacy</b>, <b>Cheap amikacin internet</b>, and may be something you're born with or not. But in order to train people possessing the mindset, <b>lowest price amikacin</b>, <b>Amikacin without rx</b>, they need to search for and find security vulnerabilities--again and again and again. And this is true regardless of the domain, <b>amikacin tablet</b>. Good cryptographers discover vulnerabilities in others' algorithms and protocols, <b>buy amikacin without prescription</b>.  <b>Amikacin price</b>, Good software security experts find vulnerabilities in others' code. 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