Platform Team Sprint Velocity Chart

Platform Team Sprint Velocity

This velocity chart compares what a platform team committed to with what it completed over six sprints. The paired bars make it easy to discuss whether the team is planning close to its recent capacity and whether a particular sprint had an unusual result. Velocity is a local planning measure: its meaning depends on the team's own story-point scale, staffing, and definition of done. Use the chart to start a conversation about scope, interruptions, and delivery patterns. Do not use it to rank teams, because another team's estimates and working context are not directly comparable. Keep the work categories and sprint length consistent when reading a trend.

Tipo Gráfico de barrasMecanismo echarts-barAtualizado 24/09/2026

A solicitação

“Create a velocity chart for the Platform Team showing committed and completed story points for Sprints 21 to 26: 34/31, 36/33, 32/30, 38/35, 35/34, and 36/32.”

Depois, tenteAdd a 34-point planning target line.Change Sprint 26 completed points to 36.

O que há neste desenho

Entenda as decisões por trás dele.

01Measure

Use completed story points for capacity discussion.

02Comparison

Show commitments beside outcomes.

03Trend

Review multiple sprints rather than one result.

Use this chart within one team to support sprint planning and retrospective discussion.

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Perguntas frequentes

Dúvidas comuns

What is sprint velocity?

It is the amount of work a team completes in a sprint, commonly measured in that team's story points.

Why show committed points too?

The comparison helps the team see whether its planning assumptions are matching recent delivery.

Can teams compare velocity?

Usually not usefully, because each team estimates work and operates in a different context.