Agile Metrics for Kanban Questions
Practice questions for Agile Metrics for Kanban topic in Professional Scrum with Kanban. 40 questions covering this domain.
Applying Little's Law (Average Cycle Time = Average WIP ÷ Average Throughput) to a stable workflow, what happens when the team reduces WIP while Throu...
How does the Kanban Guide for Scrum Teams define Work In Progress (WIP)?
Which option correctly classifies the four flow metrics by the items they describe?
Which statement about Throughput is most accurate?
Which option lists the four required flow metrics in the Kanban Guide for Scrum Teams?
Which definition matches Throughput?
Cycle Time can be measured for which work items?
Which statement about Throughput and Velocity is correct?
Which metric measures the elapsed time between when a work item starts and when it finishes?
To which work items does the Work Item Age metric apply?
A team has 12 weeks of cycle-time data showing 85% of items finished within 9 days. They want to publish an SLE. The best SLE statement is:
Who owns the Service Level Expectation and is responsible for reviewing and adapting it?
A Scrum Team's average WIP is 10 items and average Throughput is 5 items per week. Based on Little's Law, the expected average Cycle Time is approxima...
Which formula expresses Little's Law as used in Kanban for Scrum Teams?
Which statement most accurately describes the structure of an SLE?
What is a Service Level Expectation (SLE)?
What is the difference between Cycle Time and Work Item Age?
Which statement about Cycle Time is correct?
According to Little's Law, if average Throughput remains stable and the team lowers average WIP, what tends to happen to average Cycle Time?
Which statement about Work Item Age is correct?
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