Welcome to the latest episode of LAST: Lean Agile Strategies and Tactics! Today, we're diving into the topic of story points and how they can help you achieve predictable agile delivery.  Join Dwayne Stroman, an SPCT with Uniqus Solutions, and Tony Morrow, an SPC, and Agile Coach as they discuss how Story points SHOULD and SHOULD NOT be used. Story points are a powerful tool for estimating the effort required to complete an agile task or user story. By assigning story points to each task, you can better predict how much work can be completed in a given sprint or iteration. This leads to greater predictability in agile planning and delivery. In this episode, we'll explore the best practices for using story points to achieve predictable agile delivery. We'll discuss how to assign story points to tasks, how to use story points for sprint planning, and how to avoid using them in a way that doesn't measure what matters for your team and organization. We'll also talk about the benefits of using story points for agile delivery. By creating a more predictable planning process, you can reduce uncertainty and risk, improve communication with stakeholders, and increase the likelihood of delivering high-quality products and value to your organization and customers. Check out the video version here -> LAST YouTube Channel