Team Performance Metrics

The metrics displayed relate to monitoring and evaluating the team’s productivity, efficiency and capacity throughout the project lifecycle. These metrics help understand how the team performs over time, tracking workload distribution, output rate, and resource utilization. Key metrics include:

• First increment date: The date when the team recorded its first completed increment or work unit, marking the start of measurement or project activity.
• Last increment date: The date when the most recent increment was completed, indicating the end of the analyzed period.
• Duration: The total number of calendar days between the first and last increments — representing the overall time frame of the analysis.
• Duration (working days): The number of working days within the analysis period, excluding weekends.
• Calories per Day: The average amount of effort (measured in calories) contributed by the team per calendar day during the entire period.
• Increments per Day: The average number of completed increments or work units the team delivers per day.
• Calories: The total sum of effort (calories) invested by the team throughout the analyzed period.
• Increments: The total count of completed increments or work units by the team.
• Calories per increment: The average effort (calories) spent on each completed increment or work unit.
• Calories per Person (per Day): The average effort (calories) contributed by a single team member per working day.
• Calories per Person: The total effort (calories) attributed to each team member over the analyzed period.
• Team Capacity: The total number of team members involved during the period.
• Effective Team Capacity: The average number of active team members contributing to increments during the analysis period.
• Increments per Person per Day: The average number of increments completed by each team member per working day.
• Increments per Person: The average total increments completed by each team member during the entire period.