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Ideal time
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Simple input fields, a definition of ideal hours, and a checklist
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Exponential sliders
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Sliders that change effort values exponentially, to counteract underestimation of large tasks
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Sort within categories
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Categorize, then sort by effort, like in XP planning game
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Estimates in categories
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Categorize, then estimate effort for each category
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Three-point
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Estimate three points (P10, Most likely, P90), to express uncertainty
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Sort and estimate
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Rank the tasks in a sorting widget, then assign estimates
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Pairwise comparisons
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Compare tasks pairwise to compute overall relative estimates. Scale and adjust to provide final estimates.
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Categories
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Categorize by business value, like in the MoSCoW method
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Sort within categories
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Categorize, then sort by business value, like in XP planning game
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Sorted table
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Sort according to business value
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Multiple categories
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Categorize according to multiple aspects of business value
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Value poker
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Assign relative value, using reference tasks
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100 value points
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Distribute 100 value points among the proposed tasks
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Pairwise comparisons
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Compare tasks pairwise to compute overall value ranking, then adjust manually
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The tools shown on this page are examples on how EstimationWeb can be configured.
With the full version, aimed at the Product Owner in Large&Agile SW projects, you will be able to:
- Integrate with the Jira issue tracker to manage plans and releases
- Collect independent judgements from multiple stakeholders
- Tailor any aspect of the tools shown on this page
EstimationWeb is a research-based , function-rich and flexible tool, yet easy and intuitive in use.
Get started now at
http://app.estimationweb.no
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