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    Sprint Health: Summary of the most important Sprint Burndown: Team’s track record for the current sprint.

    t. For this
    metrics in a sprint chart to be accurate, estimation in the beginning of the sprint is critical.
    High Priority Issues: Summary of the most important Team’s Advancement: Summary of how much does each
    metrics in a sprint team member have on their plate, and what are the relative
    sprint in (openSprints(), futureSprints()) AND project priorities of work distributed throughout the team?
    in (TIS) AND (Flagged is not EMPTY OR priority = sprint in (openSprints(), futureSprints()) AND project in (TIS)
    Blocker)

    Assigned to me: Each team member gets a gadget


    listing their work
    JIRA Road Map: Clarifies progress Activity Stream: Stay up-to-date with
    toward milestones by displaying which what’s happening in the project.
    versions are due and the progress on
    issue resolution for each version.

    Created Vs. Resolved Chart: Displays Resolution Time: Shows the average
    the rate at which issues are logged time between an issue’s creation and
    and fixed. resolution over the period you select.

    Two Dimensional Filter Statistics:


    Track different metrics, such as bugs
    resolved by each team member or
    number of issues for each priority
    level for a sprint.
    Heat Map: Shows the frequency of
    the field of your choice, such as
    assignees, issue types, or labels.
    Average Age Chart: Shows average
    number of days issues were
    unresolved for a given period.

    Pie Chart: Shows the number of


    issues handled by each team member.

    Average Number of Times in Status:


    Shows the average number of times
    an issue has been in a status for all
    resolved issues over the past 10 days.
    Issues Calendar: Shows due dates
    and when items are logged and fixed.

    Statistics: Helps surface bottlenecks,


    especially when Show Resolved Issue
    Statistics is set to No so that only
    unresolved items appear. Issue
    Statistics can also show workloads for
    each assignee.

    Watched Issues: Allows keeping an


    eye on issues we want to track,
    including items assigned to others,
    and you can seeeinge how many
    people are watching the same items.

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