Agile Sports - Monitoring Progress Towards Team Goals


At any point in the season, the team’s actual performance can be compared to their projected performance to determine how the team is progressing towards their goal. The lead analyst tracks this progress at least every Sprint Review Meeting, using tools such as burndown charts. The outstanding key metrics to achieve (or performance backlog) is displayed on the vertical axis, with time along the horizontal The lead analyst compares Player Planned Value and Team Planned Value to the actual value they delivered in order to assess progress toward achieving their goal. This information is transparent to the organization. Trending methods and tools can be used to forecast progress. But the best results are yielded from strategies based on known outcomes, and understanding what is necessary for the team to win games. In long seasons where countless variables exist only known outcomes may be used for predicting Sprint performance and fine tuning metric value.
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