<ul><li>Sprint capacity planning is crucial for Scrum Teams to effectively plan their next iteration.</li><li>Team capacity planning determines the amount of work a team can complete in the next Sprint.</li><li>Factors like team size, focus level, individual availability, and iteration length impact team capacity.</li><li>External distractors and changes in team composition also influence team capacity.</li><li>Practical examples are provided to calculate team capacity using key variables like team size and unit of effort.</li><li>Capacity planning should not be an excuse for team failure; the team is responsible for delivering a valuable Increment every Sprint.</li><li>Capacity planning is not about fully utilizing team members but maximizing value from problem-solving.</li><li>It is a complementary practice for Scrum Teams, and its usage can vary among teams based on their needs.</li><li>Scrum and Kanban implementation support are available for digital, business, and Agile transformations.</li><li>The article cites Essential Scrum: A Practical Guide to the Most Popular Agile Process by Kenneth S. Rubin.</li></ul>

Sprint Capacity Planning for Scrum Teams: A Practical Guide

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