Customers frequently want to review the monthly processing times of requirements across various requirement types in specific Work-in-Progress (WIP) stages like Developed and Tested, categorizing them into four timelines: under 30 days, under 60 days, under 90 days, and above 90 days. This article addresses this request.
The Spira User Interface allows the indenting of requirements to accommodate the hierarchical thought process people envision in structuring the requirements. When these requirements are documented in a report format, the indentation visible in the user interface is missed. Some customers would prefer to see this indentation replicated in the report. This article addresses this requirement.
Often, the project stakeholders want to assess the effectiveness of the team’s development processes to prioritize tasks and allocate resources more efficiently. This request requires a time series analysis of time taken to get things addressed in the development state. Such a request looks at breaking the time taken (t) into various cohorts, such as under 30 days (t<30), falling between 30 and 60 days (30 < t < 60), falling between 60 and 90 (60 < t < 90), and more than 90 (t>90). This article addresses these requests.