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--- what_is_the_purpose_of_estimation [2019/01/21 08:14] – Note on change in thinking hpsamios
+++ what_is_the_purpose_of_estimation [2020/06/10 12:52] (current) – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation hans
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   * How much will it cost to get this capability?
   * Are we making progress to delivering this capability?
-  * What is capabilities are coming up?
+  * What capabilities are coming up?
 From the business perspective, the main reason for estimates is to provide data to the business (through the Product Owner / Manager) to understand, manage, and forecast plans. They are trying to make sure that, for a given capacity for the organization (enterprise, program, or team), we make trade-off decisions about how to best use that capacity based on the strategy we have and the need for self-investment, and then understand progress against these decisions. A secondary reason is to help the organization understand their capacity so they do not over-commit; so they can establish a sustainable pace.
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   * [[can_we_trust_story_points_as_a_measure_of_effort|Can We Trust Story Points as a Measure of Effort?]]
   * [[is_generating_an_estimate_a_waste_of_time|Is Generating an Estimate a Waste of Time?]]
-  * [[blog:our_estimates_are_terrible|Our Estimates are Terrible!]]
+  * [[our_estimates_are_terrible|Our Estimates are Terrible!]]
 {{tag>Team Estimates Forecast FAQ Points EstimationApproach}}